nudges in English

noun

1

a light touch or push.

he gave her shoulder a nudge

synonyms: poke, prod, jog, jab, push, dig (in the ribs)

verb

1

prod (someone) gently, typically with one's elbow, in order to draw their attention to something.

people were nudging each other and pointing at me

synonyms: poke, elbow, dig, prod, jog, jab

noun

poke, prod, jog, jab, push, dig (in the ribs)
reminder, prompt, prompting, prod, encouragement
jog

verb

poke, touch, prompt, approach, poke at
poke, elbow, dig, prod, jog, jab
touch, bump (against), push (against), run into
prompt, encourage, stimulate, prod, galvanize
approach, near, come close to, be verging on, border on
poke at, prod

Use "nudges" in a sentence

1. Briber: bribing now unlocks a new trait chain that nudges the diplomat becoming at it.

2. As these double-edged “knives” chip or drop out, a dental ‘conveyor belt’ nudges replacements forward.

3. You might see 'nudges' in Gmail, which are old emails at the top of your inbox with a suggestion to reply or follow up.

4. Facebook seems to be carving out another relationship category for the site as it nudges users to think about distinguishing between friends and Acquaintances

5. Abaka’s library of modular applications helps our enterprise clients to power conversational AI, hyper-personalised and behavioural nudges, big data insights, financial dashboards and outstanding customer experiences.

6. 2001, Hugh Collins, No Smoke‎[2], →ISBN, page 48: 'Bastards, Jake, eh,' he nudges, knowing that his pal would do the same for him if he was Cabbaged up.··simple past tense and past participle

7. A new 10-point manifesto published by The Behavioural Insights Team which sets out a clear roadmap for how governments, regulators and central banks can start using powerful Behavioural levers and nudges available to economic policy makers that have the potential to deliver real positive change.