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compelMeaning:
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v. force or oblige (someone) to do something
That's a very compelling story.
He said he felt compelled to speak.
When one announces "My my Tacubaya, if you don't know there don't go there", what this person actually refers to is the absence of governmental paternalism, and in certain areas of the capital, compels others to not attend those places they are unfamiliar with, where they are unaware of the terrain.
We are therefore compelled to inform our Christian family everywhere of the silent holocaust that is taking place in our midst.
His mother compelled him to do his homework.
They said that they felt compelled to speak.
He was compelled to sign the contract.
No person achieves success or happiness when compelled to do what he naturally dislikes to do.
The snow compelled us to put off our departure.
I am compelled to do it.