Compel
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British pronunciation/kəmpˈɛl/
American pronunciation/kəmˈpɛɫ/

Definition & Meaning of "compel"

to compel
01

to make someone do something

Ditransitive: to compel sb to do sth
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The convincing argument compelled her to change her stance on the issue.
The law compels companies to disclose certain financial information.
The impending deadline will compel them to complete the project ahead of schedule.
02

to cause something to be necessary or to make it inevitable

Transitive: to compel an action or approach
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The gravity of the situation compelled a change in our approach.
The complexity of the project compelled additional resources.
The regulations compelled strict adherence to safety protocols.
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