compel <-ll-> [kəmˈpel] V. trans. form.
3. compel (get by force):
- compel
- wymuszać [perf wymusić]
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A court may also make mandatory orders or injunctions to compel the authority to do its duty or to stop it from acting illegally.
en.wikipedia.org This crisis resulted in poverty and high unemployment rates compelling many families to immigrate.
en.wikipedia.org Human magicians use spells to compel these spirits to perform feats of power.
en.wikipedia.org He felt that it was the artist's responsibility to create something that did not express human emotions but rather the external forces that compel people.
en.wikipedia.org We are also of opinion, that his master may legally compel him to return again to the plantations.
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