Verb:

கட்டயாப்படுத்து, பலவந்தம்செய்,

compelled's Usage Examples:

While excitement over Tunisia was at its height, but before the situation was irretrievably compromised to the disadvantage of Italy, Cairoli had been compelled to resign by a vote of want of confidence in the Chamber.

Roads were untrustworthy, rivers swelled suddenly, advance and retreat were conditioned and compelled, especially in the case of the ill-equipped Confederates, by the exigencies of food supply.

, and the young student was compelled to seek some other career instead of that of the soldier.

In 1347, and again in 1350, Louis occupied Naples and craved permission to be crowned king, but the papal see was inexorable and he was compelled to withdraw.

t Edward was compelled to abandOn his unfruitful Flemish campaign; he patched up an unsatisfactory truce with the king of France, which left four-fifths of his lost Gascon lands in.

That general, Championnets successor, had been compelled by these reverses and by the threatening pressure of Nelsons fleet to evacuate Naples and central Italy.

The king was continci,l for some weeks in the great Neville stronghold of Middleham Castle, but prese~ntly released on conditions, being compelled to accept new ministers nominated by Warwick.

Incipient brain-disease compelled him to withdraw from official life in November 1863, and he died at Spandau on the 26th of August 1865.

He, like Pitt, was compelled to bow to the king's invincible determination not to allow the emancipation of the Roman Catholics.

She found herself nuzzling his neck, compelled by the elusive scent and taste.

His illness did not, however, prevent his seeing and recording everything of interest in Medina with the same care as at Mecca, though it compelled him to cut short the further journey he had proposed to himself, and to return by Yambu and the sea to Cairo, where he died only two years later.

Synonyms:

clamor, walk, shame, implement, squeeze, oblige, impose, hale, have, enforce, condemn, coerce, get, stimulate, move, cause, thrust, force, obligate, induce, apply, make, pressure, act,

Antonyms:

activity, discontinue, behave, refrain, exempt,