1. Synonyms: urge, need, obsession, necessity More Synonyms of Compulsion

2. What does Compulsion mean? The definition of a Compulsion is an irresistible urge to do something or on obsession with something, or a constraint o

3. Urge, need, obsession, necessity, preoccupation, drive He felt a Compulsion to talk about his ex-wife all the time

4. It's a compulsion.

5. The obsession starts.

6. Compulsion [kom-pul´shun] 1

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8. “Not grudgingly or under compulsion.”

9. Freeing the hostages became his obsession.

10. Examples of Compulsion in a sentence

11. This force is Compulsion, that urge …

12. You're under no compulsion to take part.

13. What does Compulsion mean? Information and translations of Compulsion in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

14. Abod stands for Andy Biersack Obsession Disorder

15. With him, gambling is an obsession.

16. 22 No compulsion would have been necessary.

17. The legal system is based on compulsion.

18. There is no Compulsion to say anything

19. Definition of Compulsion in the Definitions.net dictionary

20. 15 Drinking is a compulsion with him.

21. 8 I will pay nothing under compulsion.

22. The desire to laugh became a compulsion.

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

24. Compulsion definition, the act of compelling; constraint; coercion

25. 16 Compulsion will never result in convincing them.

26. 13 Slaves work by compulsion, not by choice.

27. 9 Compulsion will never result in convincing them.

28. 2 A true shopaholic shops out of compulsion.

29. You're under no Compulsion to take part

30. How to use Compulsion in a sentence.

31. Compulsion will never result in convincing them.

32. Compulsion to do something • If anything, Letterman thinks, these women have a Compulsion to reach a higher plane of conversation that strains credulity

33. 'The Birthmark' focuses on the theme of obsession, particularly the moment when love becomes an obsession, making it dangerous—and even deadly, shown in Aylmer's obsession with the Birthmark and

34. Fitness has become an obsession with him.

35. 10 You're under no compulsion to take part.

36. 3 Slaves work by compulsion, not by choice.

37. 7 The desire to laugh became a compulsion.

38. Compulsion can take forms other than physical force

39. Compulsively: By or under compulsion; by force; compulsorily

40. 14 He seemed drived by some mad compulsion.

41. 5 For many people, dieting is a compulsion.

42. 11 He felt an inner compulsion to write.

43. 2 The legal system is based on compulsion.

44. 1 The desire to laugh became a compulsion.

45. 3 The legal system is based on compulsion.

46. You are under no compulsion to pay immediately.

47. It became an obsession in the end.

48. Our denim Capris are your wardrobes latest obsession

49. Her fear of flying is bordering on obsession.

50. His obsession with computers began six months ago.

51. She would try to forget her obsession with Christopher.

52. Auto-Biography: Autology – Advanced Studies In Automotive Obsession

53. “Dieting is a national obsession,” writes Alvin Rosenbaum.

54. The media's obsession with the young prince continues.

55. 4 You are under no compulsion to pay immediately.

56. 21 Under that compulsion they parted with their money.

57. You are under no Compulsion to disclose this information

58. At Amil we have an obsession: our customers

59. You are in the grip of an obsession.

60. Our obsession with cleanliness is no trivial matter.

61. Aprons for every obsession, designed by independent artists

62. It's turning the Games into a national obsession.

63. Her obsession with drugs caused her marriage to fail.

64. David's need for a son had become an obsession.

65. Mixed up, but I have an obsession with Jigsaw puzzles.

66. 12 Owners are under no compulsion to sell their land.

67. 18 Leith felt an overwhelming compulsion to tell him the truth.

68. “Compulsion” was originally written by artist Joe Crow, and was

69. 19 He felt a sudden compulsion to laugh out loud.

70. 13 He felt a great compulsion to drive too fast.

71. The power or ability to make personal choices without compulsion.

72. VIV magazine, The Daily Obsession, and FitSugar featured Barre3

73. Your obsession with the human-alien psychic residual condition.

74. Julia's desire to stay slim has become an obsession.

75. Many feel a lack of sympathy for such obsession.

76. Gambling became an obsession , and he eventually lost everything.

77. Don't let this interest of yours become an obsession.

78. I don't understand television's current obsession with cookery programmes.

79. She looked after him with a devotion bordering on obsession .

80. Society's obsession with sex has bred a generation of unhappy children.