compel (Meaning)

Wordnet

compel (v)

force somebody to do something

necessitate or exact

The evidence was overwhelming enough to compel the jury to reach a guilty verdict.
His passion for justice compelled him to speak out against inequality.
The urgency of the situation compelled her to take immediate action.
The beauty of the landscape compelled tourists to visit the remote village.
His captivating storytelling compelled the audience to hang onto his every word.
The harsh weather conditions compelled us to seek shelter indoors.
The teacher's enthusiasm for the subject compelled students to engage more actively in class.
The charity's mission to alleviate poverty compelled many to donate generously.
His dedication to his family compelled him to work tirelessly to provide for them.
The haunting melody of the song compelled listeners to reflect on their own experiences.

force somebody to do something, necessitate or exact

force,coerce, oblige, obligate, drive, muscle, blackmail, intimidate, press, impress

let, allow, allow, permit, permit,let, satisfy, induce, move, convince

The evidence was overwhelming enough to compel the jury to reach a guilty verdict.

His passion for justice compelled him to speak out against inequality.

The urgency of the situation compelled her to take immediate action.

The beauty of the landscape compelled tourists to visit the remote village.