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To run, especially at a steady and moderate pace

To move or walk

To jerk, shake or vibrate suddenly or violently

To prod, nudge or knock slightly

To shake, stir or rouse, especially into action or one's memory

To give new life, energy or strength to someone or something

To coax or encourage (someone) to do something

The act of running, especially at a steady and moderate pace

Anything that serves to remind

A quick, sharp, sudden movement

Something that increases activity, interest, or enthusiasm in a specified field

A light touch or push

The sport of racing on foot

A short recreational walk

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Verb

To run, especially at a steady and moderate pace

go like a bat out of hell

go hell for leather

get the lead out

go like lightning

go like the wind

put on some speed

go like the clappers

stir one's stumps

put on a burst of speed

go at top speed

make a run for it

put your foot down

go like a bullet

make oneself scarce

get your skates on

run like the wind

move like greased lightning

gather momentum

step on the gas

be off like a shot

tear up the miles

go at breakneck speed

go like greased lightning

not lose a minute

run round in circles

show a clean pair of heels

make a break for it

head for the hills

make a quick exit

beat a hasty retreat

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“It was such a beautiful day that we decided to jog along the beach to enjoy the glorious weather.”

Verb

To move or walk

pound the pavement

walk in single file

pass in formation

take Shanks's pony

walk purposefully

stretch your legs

proceed in a line

march in review

walk behind one another

march up and down

walk up and down

walk back and forth

walk to and fro

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“Alfias turned to his left and began to jog towards the horizon.”

Verb

To jerk, shake or vibrate suddenly or violently

move up and down

move to and fro

move back and forth

move backwards and forwards

move from side to side

wave to and fro

swing backwards and forwards

swing back and forth

become unsteady

shake like a leaf

have the shakes

have the quivers

move side to side

swing from side to side

swing to and fro

walk unsteadily

tremble precariously

shake uncontrollably

shake violently

have goose flesh or goose skin

have one's hair stand on end

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“All of a sudden, the car started to jog violently.”

Verb

To prod, nudge or knock slightly

exert pressure on

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“The officious villain stood nearest to him so as to jog him in the ribs if his memory wanted quickening.”

Verb

To shake, stir or rouse, especially into action or one's memory

give someone a cue

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“Keep a card file on the books you have read to jog your memory later.”

Verb

To give new life, energy or strength to someone or something

breathe new life into

give a shot in the arm to

give new strength to

give a boost to

put some spark into

put new life into

get going again

give a new lease of life to

give the kiss of life to

change radically

raise from the dead

give a shot in the arm

bring back to life

blow away the cobwebs

bring up to date

give new life to

bring up to code

give a new lease on life

give courage to

put new heart into

make young again

add some zest to

make someone feel young again

restore vitality to

give face lift to

make fit for use

bring into the twenty-first century

take a turn for the better

turn the corner

be on the road to recovery

get over something

make a comeback

get back to normal

get back on feet

take on a new lease of life

regain strength

be out of the woods

become livelier

recover consciousness

regain consciousness

come to one's senses

revolutionize^US

restore your form

build up your strength

put new life in

revolutionise^UK

light a fire under

give something a facelift

return to health

take steps forward

be on the up and up

inject new life into

return to normal

make a recovery

take a load off

reindustrialize

raise your spirits

become more cheerful

improve in spirits

improve in mood

improve in outlook

get one started

act as a impetus to

act as a incentive to

build a fire under

act as a fillip to

act as a spur to

act as a stimulus to

add fuel to fire

derive satisfaction

make more exciting

renew one's strength

recuperate quickly

make more lively

let sunshine in

get out of the woods

take turn for better

respond to treatment

restore your health

feel yourself again

be out of woods

get out from under

put new heart in

put new strength in

put on feet again

treat successfully

restore to health

put someone on the road to recovery

get someone back on their feet

come from behind

turn things around

get back in shape

get your act together

come up smiling

be given a new lease of life

emerge from something

get it together

get second wind

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Verb

To coax or encourage (someone) to do something

try to persuade

light a fire under

put pressure on

use pressure on

fire with enthusiasm

put the heat on

put the screws on

twist someone's arm

ask authoritatively

put a bomb under

give a boost to

stimulate spiritually

raise your spirits

lift the spirits of

give confidence to

raise the morale of

give a shot in the arm to

give shot in arm

stiffen the resolve of

fire the imagination of

give strength to

breathe new life into

see someone through

be a source of strength to

bring comfort to

fan the flames of

fire the enthusiasm of

give a new lease of life to

be a tower of strength to

give confidence

build a fire under

be responsible for

act as a incentive to

act as a stimulus to

get someone going

commiserate with

sympathize with

bring into being

give condolences to

call into being

put new life in

put one's mind to rest

give new life to

keep someone going

be the cause of

give sympathy to

give courage to

add fuel to the flames

give new energy to

give someone a kick

lift the morale of

gear oneself up

work into lather

make more cheerful

get one started

act as a impetus to

act as a fillip to

act as a spur to

make enthusiastic

make one feel at ease

give a shot in the arm

have as a consequence

have as a result

give one an idea

become cheerful

take a turn for the better

take a load off

agitate against

add fuel to fire

give a new lease on life

bring back to life

get going again

put new life into

put some spark into

give new strength to

put on cloud nine

let the sun shine in

restore confidence to

put on top of the world

set your mind at rest

snap one out of it

give respite to

bolster someone's confidence

restore someone's confidence

dispel someone's fears

give the incentive to

give moral support to

hold someone's hand

boost the morale of

be a source of strength

give a leg up to

be instrumental in

keep someone's head above water

sow the seeds of

tranquillise^UK

open the door for

be conducive to

put new heart into

oil the wheels of

be partly responsible for

cause to happen

be at the bottom of

have the effect of

put new heart in

put new strength in

give the kiss of life to

express sympathy to

show compassion to

show fellow feeling to

be advantageous to

be beneficial to

be to the advantage of

be of assistance to

be of service to

be of advantage to

express sympathy for

express sympathy

bring on oneself

leave the door open to

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Noun

The act of running, especially at a steady and moderate pace

“If I couldn't do my daily jog in the morning, I would be anxious all day at work, wondering if I would feel up to going for a jog when I finished work.”

Noun

Anything that serves to remind

piece of advice

word to the wise

gentle reminder

advance warning

word of warning

inside information

piece of information

handwriting on the wall

information received

secret information

point of reference

confidential information

reinforcement for

navigation mark

faintest notion

foggiest notion

sneaking suspicion

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Noun

A quick, sharp, sudden movement

sudden movement

convulsive movement

abrupt movement

involuntary movement

Noun

Something that increases activity, interest, or enthusiasm in a specified field

shot in the arm

kick up the backside

motivating force

carrot and stick

pressurization^US

kick in the pants

pressurisation^UK

radical stimulus

straw that stirs the drink

invigoration^US

envigoration^UK

shining example

confidence-building

lifting of one's spirits

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Noun

A light touch or push

dig in the ribs

knuckle sandwich

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Noun

The sport of racing on foot

Noun

A short recreational walk

breath of fresh air

journey on foot

journey by foot

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