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budge
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To move from one place to another
Make or cause to make the slightest movement
To put into a new position
To change one's opinion or stance, especially at the behest of someone
To persuade, or be persuaded, to change an opinion or stance
To move aside
To remove, especially a stain
To move somewhere in a slow and steady way
To change another's belief, especially regarding religion
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Verb
▲
To move from one place to another
move
shift
roll
stir
dislodge
locomote
push
remove
slide
transfer
propel
inch
nudge
shove
change position
give way
squirm
wriggle
move around
agitate
fidget
move about
play
writhe
shuffle
wiggle
twist
twitch
hasten
exert
surface
be active
get going
mill about
shake a leg
get a move on
exert yourself
get moving
thrust
force
drive
bump
press
impel
bulldoze
jostle
shoot
heave
plunge
hustle
bundle
steamroll
prod
strike
bore
knock
manhandle
rush
elbow
poke
boost
squeeze
crash
butt
railroad
jam
jolt
bull
hit
ram
send
stick
shoulder
muscle
sweep
move forward
push aside
crush against
press on
launch into
push hard
strong-arm
rest on
push forward
exert pressure on
bear down on
set in motion
put in motion
crowd
jab
dig
pack
cram
stuff
punch
jog
stab
wedge
crush
tap
compress
throw
bang
sink
sandwich
pile
squash
charge
shoehorn
tamp
fill
barge
thump
run
spur
hurry
goad
jam-pack
pull
carry
throng
fling
load
pound
heap
tug
power
haul
brim
whack
bustle
surge
buck
barrel
flock
hammer
frogmarch
yank
mob
lob
drum
hurl
shake
bung
gouge
touch
jar
jerk
hump
drag
frog march
joggle
shunt
blow
march
take
lug
cause to move
buffet
cluster
plonk
slam
smack
insert
steamroller
lunge
stream
gather
launch
pitch
jostle one's way
shove one's way
bludgeon one's way
swamp
stow
justle
squish
prick
belt
swarm
whisk
rough and tumble
project
beat
catapult
advance
toss
huddle
congregate
bunch
fire
steer
wad
pack like sardines
precipitate
sling
chuck
push roughly
compact
overfill
chock
force one's way
let fly
sardine
fill to overflowing
wedge oneself
pack 'em in
top off
stroke
park
expel
pump
drill
flood
pitchfork
prompt
shoulder one's way
barge one's way
accompany
hitch
motivate
tumble
hook
bend
attack
rap
dab
putt
block
strain
lodge
tip
drive into
bunt
fix
hold
climb
screw
punt
pole
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
lift
bear down
clog
confine
move suddenly
push violently
push suddenly
mass
bear
stive
goose
lash
overcrowd
deluge
muster
congest
troop
actuate
blaze
pack tightly
fill up
bung up
ram in
thrust in
put
drive in
cram full
place
pack in
pack it in
thrust forward
scuttle
tup
headbutt
smite
jackhammer
batter
dash
sock
move quickly
move forwards
drive forwards
start
cast
bluster
collide
bash
smash
blast
discharge
release
eject
pelt
pop
wham
twack
bang into
shy
bump into
cannon into
knock into
bump against
collide with
knock against
plough into
draw
horn
barrel into
pad
line
use elbow grease
trail
hurry off
pack off
send off
rush off
send forth
bump heads
push around
overstuff
upholster
push one's way
elbow one's way
speed
accelerate
hale
trawl
clog up
load with
choke up
make short work of
pass rapidly
send rapidly
hoist
transport
mill
seethe
converge
herd
fill to the brim
ferry
tow
pull along
more ❯
“I pulled and pulled but I couldn't
budge
it.”
Verb
▲
Make or cause to make the slightest movement
move
go
shift
stir
change position
give way
change
reverse
reconsider
backtrack
reappraise
backpedal
re-evaluate
reevaluate
review
alter
re-examine
rethink
modify
revise
reassess
change your mind
have second thoughts
climb down
do a U-turn
do an aboutface
change your tune
sing a different song
do an about-face
change one's tune
do an about-turn
change one's opinion
change one's mind
shift one's ground
“Horses are excellent at annoying drivers, they simply stand there in the road and they won't
budge
an inch.”
Verb
▲
To put into a new position
move
shift
relocate
remove
reposition
dislocate
dislodge
displace
disturb
transfer
transpose
get going
set going
change the position of
transplant
rearrange
position
shuffle
change
push
misplace
carry
uproot
disestablish
put out of place
separate
disarticulate
interrupt
rummage
perturb
disunite
divide
break
unhinge
leave
quit
knock out of place
knock out of position
move out of place
impel
advance
migrate
flit
shove
move house
change residence
change place
go away
put somewhere else
pack your bags
alter
reshuffle
redistribute
reorganize
US
transport
adjust
reorder
redeploy
pull
bring
rejig
readjust
redispose
dispatch
send
deliver
convey
conduct
ship
take
lift
haul
fetch
reorganise
UK
cart
resettle
ferry
lug
tote
taxi
onpass
carry over
pack off
evacuate
immigrate
revamp
recondition
reset
emigrate
readapt
reorient
place in the center
return to the middle
put back in the middle
place back in the middle
move on
exile
resituate
bear
recenter
reallocate
replace
move around
move over
more ❯
Verb
▲
To change one's opinion or stance, especially at the behest of someone
yield
concede
surrender
capitulate
blink
bow
quit
relent
submit
succumb
bend
change
comply
compromise
acquiesce
adapt
give in
knuckle under
retract
give way
change your mind
do an about-turn
do a U-turn
eat one's words
cave in
throw in the towel
give up
defer
back down
admit defeat
throw in the sponge
fold
concede defeat
cede
climb down
raise the white flag
fall
cry uncle
buckle under
be overcome
show the white flag
accede
abandon
be beaten
be overwhelmed
say uncle
accept defeat
let go
wave the white flag
lay down your arms
lay down arms
accept
cave
resign
relinquish
deliver
kowtow
crumble
indulge
knuckle
hand over
buckle
fall victim
go under
lay down one's arms
give up the struggle
go down
throw in your hand
put up white flag
pack it in
come to terms
eat crow
go along with
resign yourself
roll over
toss it in
give yourself up
retreat
agree
chuck it in
throw up the sponge
throw up one's hands
fall in line
be defeated
break
be submissive
hoist the white flag
bend the knee
surrender to
resign oneself
humble oneself
give ground
abdicate
give oneself over
lay down
fold up
be conquered
suffer defeat
turn over
cry quits
turn in
call it quits
adhere
assent
be conquered by
give in to
show white flag
be overwhelmed by
be beaten by
be overcome by
give oneself up
entrust
consign
leave
forego
conform
play dead
eat humble pie
proffer
lose
stop
despair
desist
tender
cease
waive
present
drop
forswear
collapse
truckle
heed
observe
hand in
bail out
cut out
leave off
chicken out
bow out
pull out
comply with
act in accordance with
cooperate with
be servile
acquiesce in
concur with
soften
melt
backpedal
unbend
weaken
forbear
have mercy
come round
become merciful
slow
sympathize
US
have pity
sympathise
UK
become lenient
give quarter
show pity
show mercy
be merciful
concede something
agree to something
allow something
admit something
give some slack
let happen
die away
change one's mind
lay back
mellow out
come around
cool it
go easy on
take a softer line
let it happen
ease up on
lighten up
give away the store
bow to something
bow to someone
concur
approve
consent
withdraw
crumple
give
agree to
call it a day
chuck in
backtrack
back out
allow
fall apart
back off
make concessions
come apart
break down
respect
permit
subscribe
okay
abide by
fall to pieces
consent to
conform to
reconsider
crack
admit
recant
sanction
endorse
take back
topple
bless
suffer
admit you were wrong
founder
row back
do an about-face
fall in
adjust
embrace
go
give the green light to
bow to
fall apart at the seams
eat your words
give the thumbs up to
accommodate
say the word
say yes to
assent to
cut a deal
yield to
implode
OK
accede to
accord
disintegrate
obey
give the nod
shake on
break apart
buy
give the go-ahead to
yes
ditto
go to pieces
submit to
toe the line
tumble
play ball
pay homage
lose heart
stop trying
vail
give up hope
break off
halt
abandon hope
finish
call a halt
end
call off
concede to
let
give permission for
say yes
sign off on
make a deal
subdue
subjugate
genuflect
sing a different song
have second thoughts
admit that one is wrong
retract one's words
bring to an end
give out
fall down
come down
slump
go out
topple over
subside
settle
shatter
sag
wilt
return
offer back
give back
break up
sever
come apart at the seams
do a volte-face
flip-flop
change one's attitude
change one's plans
about-face
change your decision
retrocede
turn back
double back
hesitate
vacillate
waver
renege
ratify
authorize
US
give one's permission
warrant
give one's stamp of approval to
pass
pass on
concur in
rubber-stamp
back
authorise
UK
grant
recognise
UK
give five
give one's leave
license
UK
mandate
recognize
US
adopt
espouse
validate
confirm
subscribe to
support
give the OK to
licence
US
ease off
ease up
cancel
balk
US
demur
cop out
recoil
fink out
lie down
pass into enemy hands
be destroyed by
be a casualty to
be smitten by
be overthrown
be vanquished by
be overthrown by
fall victim to
be defeated by
lose one's position to
be taken by
pass into the hands of
eat dirt
honor
US
honour
UK
follow
wimp out
baulk
UK
beg off
go back on
back pedal
pull back
hold back
knuckleunder
fawn
be deferential
cringe
agree with
touch
mind
mollify
relax
disarm
sink
adhere to
keep
have no fight left
withdraw from agreement or statement
affect
forgive
move
be the loser
come off second-best
be bested by
fail
take orders
hold to
answer
do as you are told
do as one says
fulfill
US
do what is expected
come to heel
serve
act upon
do one's bidding
play it by the book
fulfil
UK
respond
goose-step to
get into line
do what one is told
keep to
play second fiddle
live by
do one's duty
hold fast
stick to
be ruled by
get in line
be loyal to
tumble down
tolerate
be vanquished
be trounced
lose out
keel
brook
give one's blessing to
give one's approval to
roll over and play dead
accept tacitly
reconcile
jibe
go along
stand by
give the nod to
give one's consent to
let pass
give one's assent to
come a cropper
drop a bundle
get the worst
take a licking
have the worst
come up short
be worsted
crash out
take a beating
be humbled
come to grief
default
be taken to cleaners
meet one's Waterloo
be outdistanced
fall short
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“Go back to the shop and see if that shopkeeper will finally
budge
on the price you're willing to pay.”
Verb
▲
To persuade, or be persuaded, to change an opinion or stance
influence
sway
convince
persuade
bend
cajole
change
coax
entice
induce
lure
tempt
alter
coerce
bring round
prevail on
“The boys were thoroughly unreceptive, and I hadn't been able to
budge
them.”
Verb
▲
To move aside
move aside
shift
relocate
reposition
move along
move over
change position
make way
change places
shift position
make room
step aside
Verb
▲
To remove, especially a stain
shift
lift
remove
clean
expunge
erase
loosen
get rid of
take out
get off
dismiss
discharge
displace
expel
oust
eject
fire
purge
unseat
depose
dislodge
sack
topple
dethrone
eliminate
move
supplant
relegate
transfer
retire
release
evict
reposition
abolish
evacuate
pull
relocate
defenestrate
detach
bounce
ship
axe
UK
ax
US
out
can
cashier
abstract
dislocate
throw out on your ear
give the bum's rush
muster out
kick out
throw out
pink-slip
take down
boot out
turf out
see the back of
give someone the boot
give someone their marching orders
show the door
more ❯
Verb
▲
To move somewhere in a slow and steady way
draw
move
come
go
advance
drive
proceed
travel
progress
roll
continue
drift
forge
get
glide
pass
crawl
creep
cruise
inch
nose
press
slip
sneak
steal
bear
beat
blow
lurch
shift
slink
sweep
back
hammer
locomote
pound
sidle
stir
walk
make it
make a move
be carried
change position
make one's way
Verb
▲
To change another's belief, especially regarding religion
convert
evangelise
UK
evangelize
US
proselytise
UK
proselytize
US
reform
proselyte
induce
redeem
convince
move
persuade
assimilate
crusade
homilize
impel
preachify
save
sermonise
UK
sermonize
US
sway
baptise
UK
baptize
US
brainwash
campaign
incline
lead
recruit
transfer
alter conviction
bring around
re-educate
talk into
talk round
win over
argue into
make converts among
preach to
prevail on
prevail upon
seek converts among
act as a missionary
bring into the fold
spread the faith
spread the faith to
spread the gospel
spread the gospel to
spread the word
spread the word to
cause to adopt
bring to God
lead to believe
make converts of
offer the gospel to
share the gospel with
tell the gospel to
cause to be born again
cause a change of heart
cause to see the light
change the belief of
cause someone to change their beliefs
make someone change their beliefs
cause someone to change their mind
make someone change their mind
make someone see the light
influence
get
cajole
bring
inveigle
coax
prompt
motivate
encourage
satisfy
incite
urge
gain
sell one on
cause
draw
instigate
sell
coerce
inspire
drive
propagandize
US
provoke
compel
exhort
entice
argue
activate
propagandise
UK
trigger
actuate
reason
make
stimulate
impress
tempt
twist one's arm
bring round to the idea of
put across
make a believer
preach
indoctrinate
bring to Christ
seek converts
make converts
rouse
propel
pressurize
US
push
stir
prod
press
dispose
nudge
hook
inspirit
advise
pressurise
UK
wheedle
coax into
gain confidence of
talk someone into
twist someone's arm
bring to reason
bring to senses
work over
bring home to
bring someone round
prove to
proclaim
bring to Jesus
seduce
charm
bring over
work
touch
bring round
win round
lure
gain somebody's support
win around
get somebody on your side
counsel
procure
make one see the light
change one's mind
show someone the error of their ways
show one the error of their ways
quicken
enlist
turn
effect
set going
plead with
win argument
turn on to
cause to believe
prod someone into
get round
wheedle someone into
reason someone into
press someone into
pressure someone into
pressurize someone into
convert to
lead to do
wear down
overcome
accept
adopt
defend
embrace
uphold
agitate
approve
assure
evangelize to
gain one's confidence
condition
change belief
get into
stand behind
reassure
spur
be born again
bend somebody's ear
drill
make certain
rally
elicit
occasion
impassion
goad
pressure
make see the light
energize
US
incentivize
US
spark
evoke
force
steel
invigorate
US
put mind at ease
demonstrate to
cause to feel certain
dispel someone's doubts
reason someone into believing
dispel doubt
put someone's mind at rest
impress to
sell to
prove
hearten
animate
uplift
impact
arouse
empower
vitalize
exhilarate
galvanize
US
excite
embolden
galvanise
UK
refresh
incentivise
UK
prick
envigorate
UK
energise
UK
strike
help
necessitate
incentify
cheer on
hint to
stir up
whip up
pep up
spur on
fire up
boost up
pump up
egg on
suggest to
educate
inculcate
mold
US
teach
program
US
instill
US
programme
UK
alter
catechize
get around
get on your side
instil
UK
mould
UK
goose
steamroll
squeeze
bulldoze
suck in
wheedle into
soft-soap
exert influence on
prod into
sweet-talk
draw in
cajole into
put someone up to something
more ❯
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