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impelir
Spanish
impulsar
To impose urgently, importunately, or inexorably.
force
Portuguese
impelir
Portuguese
propulsar
Catalan
impulsar
Spanish
impulsar
Cause to move forward with force.
propel
Portuguese
propulsar
1
Where it is received in any power, it will
impel
to utterance.
2
A drunken father may
impel
epilepsy, madness or idiocy in the child.
3
He reconfigured the distortion field to
impel
him in the other direction.
4
Their natures
impel
many persons to commit various violations of the law.
5
All my old habits of thinking, living, feeling
impel
me towards agreement.
6
For what was to
impel
it to seek for these better proofs?
7
They got out the oars, and endeavoured to
impel
it faster.
8
It was to
impel
Monsieur to ask it that I moved.
9
Thus, these three statesmen joined their voices to
impel
the nation to war.
10
A force not her own seemed to sustain and
impel
her.
11
Can it
impel
a man, let us say, a bigot, to do wrong?
12
Sara, examine your own heart; it is vanity and selfish ambition which
impel
you.
13
The arrows of intention must have the bow of strong purpose to
impel
them.
14
If the invader respects the invaded, it is because very serious reasons
impel
her.
15
The demon of slaughter would
impel
them to tear him from limb to limb.
16
An abyss that
impel
those hopelorn over the precipice .
impel
·
impel to
impel men
impel a bicycle
impel acceptance
impel conduct
Portuguese
impelir
incitar
tocar
impulsionar
propulsar
Spanish
impulsar
Catalan
impulsar
impel·lir