Verb:

கட்டயாப்படுத்து, பலவந்தம்செய்,

compels's Usage Examples:

The actuality of things is a defection from the absolute, and their existence compels a reconsideration of our conception of God.

The Synodical Conference of North America, organized in 1872, compels its pastors to subscribe to the whole of the nine creeds contained in the Book of Concord.

Space compels us to limit our account of the scientific work done by Faraday in the succeeding twenty years, in elucidating electrical phenomena and adding to the knowledge thereon, to the very briefest mention.

This workfare scheme compels 18-24 year olds unemployed over 6 months to work for under £ 55 per week.

This fact, considered together with what has been said above, compels the conclusion that modesty is a feeling merely of acute self-consciousness due to appearing unusual, and is the result of clothing rather than the cause.

The rapid growth of literature in the 16th century compels him to resort to a classification of subjects.

Each suburb is laid out independently, with straight streets where the ground permits, and crooked ones where the shore-line or mountain contour compels.

The abrupt contradictions to which such development leads of necessity compels revision of the principle itself.

But at times he uses language that almost compels one to attribute to him the popular view of conscience as passing its judgments with unerring certainty on individual acts.

The superscription, if original, compels us to treat the whole writing as not only late but pseudonymous.

A great improvement is already apparent; and a law carried in 1903 for the Bonifica dell' Agro Romano compels the proprietors within a radius of some 6 m.

This is the conception which the molecular theory compels us to form of the gaseous state.

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,