1. forced to do something; having no choice but to act in a particular way
Usage: past participle of ‘compel’ used as adjective
2. feeling a strong urge or pressure to do something

Examples

• She felt compelled to speak up about the injustice.
• The witness was compelled to testify in court.
• I was compelled by curiosity to open the mysterious package.
• The new evidence compelled the jury to reconsider their verdict.
• He felt compelled to help the homeless man on the street.
• The company was compelled to recall the defective products.
• She was compelled by her conscience to tell the truth.