compelling
Speech parts
1. compelling - Noun
2. compelling - Adjective
3. compelling - Verb
Derived from compel
5. compelling - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
of Compel
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Examples
new and compelling evidence
compelling ambition
A cautionary note: You may not find compelling differences among the wines.
According to Hill and Worthington, dykes in the far north and south may have different dates, and though they may be connected with Offa's Dyke, there is as yet no compelling evidence behind this.
A compelling philosophy has emerged from the European tradition of adult education that provides a simple yet visionary orientation.
A female reporter investigating the scientist's activities would have suffered from psychic visions of plants with humanoid faces compelling her to infiltrate the scientist's laboratory.