The Nuance Difference: "促す" vs "募る"

In Japanese, both 促す and 募る are often translated to English but have distinct usages. 促す (うながす (unagasu)) represents "to urge, to prompt, to encourage, to stimulate" (Level: N2) and typically represents To encourage or gently push someone to do something, or to accelerate a process. Can be used in both positive and negative contexts.. On the other hand, 募る (つのる (tsunoru)) translates to "to recruit, to gather; to grow stronger, to intensify, to worsen" (Level: N2) and is used for Has two main meanings: 1) To solicit or recruit. Mixing these up can sound unnatural to native Japanese speakers!