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Impel is to urge; 'The water shortage impels us to keep in mind our water usage' Compel is to force; 'The water shortage compels us to fine anybody watering their lawn in daylight'
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∙ 12y agoAlthough I am not an expert in these two terms. I was curious and did a little research and it appears that compel means to force someone else, impel means you, yourself feel forced.
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bound, commanded, impelled, called by duty, committed, compelled, duty-bound, indebted, obligated, pledged, required, under obligation
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I was impelled by events to take a stand
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Madame Kovarian impelled me to kill the Doctor.
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compelled He felt compelled to return the old lady's wallet.
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