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To make someone do something they do not want to do, often using pressure, threats, or physical power.

To make someone do something by applying pressure, rules, or circumstances, even if they do not really want to.

Present participle of "compel": causing someone to do something by using power, authority, or strong pressure.

To force or oblige someone to do something, especially because of law, authority, or powerful external circumstances.

To make someone do something by using force, threats, pressure, or authority.

To force, require, or encourage someone to perform an action.

To cause someone, or say that someone must experience an unpleasant situation or state, especially one that seems unavoidable or lasting.