impel|impelled|impelling|impels in English

verb

[im·pel || ɪm'pel]

urge into action, drive, force onward, propel forward, cause to move

Use "impel|impelled|impelling|impels" in a sentence

1. To urge or force to impel.

2. Raw Lennie impelled Aphoristically

3. Impelling a huge fish to swallow a man?

4. Coaction force; compulsion, either in restraining or impelling

5. [57] There previously existed a similar network to IMPEL specifically dealing with acceding countries - AC IMPEL.

6. He was impelled by strong passion.

7. Afflatus definition, inspiration; an impelling mental force acting from within

8. Untranspassable Scheuchzeria reheal outspanned mist-impelling Bunkermen Merkle megilph

9. Hunger impelled him to crime.

10. The wind impelled the boat toward the shore.

11. My final goal is to impel the China's renaissance!

12. Second, further impelled the thought emancipated.

13. What motives impelled him to do so?

14. He was impelled to proclaim his doctrine.

15. Children feel impelled to fit in at school.

16. The strong wind impelled their boat to shore.

17. Top synonyms for Compels (other words for Compels) are impels, obliges and drives.

18. I wish spirit impel the different colors of skin.

19. Synonyms for Compels include forces, drives, makes, impels, obliges, urges, constrains, pressures, presses and bulldozes

20. These advancements in technology purvey benefits and impel organizations to change.

21. Financial pressures impel the firm to cut back on spending.

22. It means being controlled, dominated, and impelled by Jehovah’s active force.

23. What circumstances impelled Jesus to give evidence about his identity?

24. This uneasiness impels them to answer all incoming text messages immediately, which is often not necessary.

25. It would seem that a veritable tropism impels people to keep their heads held high.