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Meanings of impelled in English
Usage of impelled in English
1
It wasn't the only public stance NUJ members felt impelled to take.
2
They were like lead; I impelled myself along, as in a dream.
3
It was sympathy which impelled you, the natural feeling for a fellow-creature.
4
A two-fold motive would have impelled the growing civilisation in this direction.
5
The boat impelled by eight stout oarsmen pressed hard in their wake.
6
The evolutionist is impelled to believe that Mind is potential in matter.
7
Whatever the motive in her mind, she felt suddenly impelled to haste.
8
Imperceptibly we are being impelled to take action; we must do something.
9
The desire to mingle with men impelled him to enter the city.
10
The instinct which impelled those men was the same which impelled Columbus.
11
Whatever motive impelled Robert H. Norcross to his mysterious operations in L.D.
12
Under the correctness of his deportment it was clear that urgency impelled.
13
We are dying of thirst; and, impelled by this, we spur onward.
14
The first visiters of America were impelled by a thirst of gold.
15
Thus the supersensitive couple were more and more impelled to go away.
16
The dense atmosphere acted with great force and impelled us swiftly on.
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Impelled across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare