1. to force someone to do something
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘compel’
2. to make something happen by force
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘compel’

Examples

• The law compels drivers to wear seat belts.
• His conscience compels him to tell the truth.
• The evidence compels us to reconsider our decision.
• Nothing compels you to stay if you’re unhappy.
• The storm compels everyone to seek shelter.
• Her talent compels attention from audiences.
• The contract compels both parties to fulfill their obligations.