1. to urge or press someone excessively or too strongly; to push beyond what is reasonable or appropriate
Usage: third-person singular present tense of 'overurge'; relatively uncommon; typically used in formal or literary contexts

Examples

• The coach overurges his players to the point of exhaustion.
• She overurges her children to succeed academically, causing them stress.
• The advertisement overurges consumers to buy products they don't need.
• He overurges his friend to take risks that could be dangerous.
• The manager overurges the team to meet unrealistic deadlines.