Compulsory is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPULSORY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an exercise comprising specified compulsory figures, movements or dances, e.g. in ice-skating
• an exercise comprising specified compulsory figures, movements or dances, eg in ice-skating
ADJECTIVE:
• obligatory
• required by law or a rule; obligatory
• involving or exercising compulsion; coercive
• Having the power of compulsion; constraining.
• Obligatory; enjoined by authority; necessary; due to compulsion.
• required by rule
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• mandatory, enforced

Words related to COMPULSORY

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How to use COMPULSORY in a sentence

• All it seems to me to want, with its late modifications, is compulsory attendance.
• The object of the measure under consideration is to avoid for the future a compulsory connection of this kind.
• Compulsory chapel every morning brought together the entire college, and had its effect in making everybody acquainted with everybody else.
• She had a goodly fortune in her own right, so that marriage had not been compulsory.
• So filthy were his person and his clothes that he received a compulsory bath and another suit before being assigned to duty.
• Finally a shell fell and exploded in the midst of a group of men, and, for the time, cover was made compulsory by order of the Prince.
• A compulsory continuation school is therefore an absolute necessity of the age.
• Then, indeed, she yielded to the coaxing of her housekeeper, and allowed the old woman to prepare her for her compulsory drive.
• They express the current confidence in compulsory education and the magical benefits to be derived from the public school.
• It must have been an unspeakable relief to him to be at length emancipated from compulsory exercises, and to build up his mind without nod or beck from any quarter.
• I am not discussing here the question of compulsory service in England.
• Article 27 prescribes that the Cantons shall provide compulsory primary instruction to be placed in charge of the civil authorities and to be gratuitous in all public schools.
• The use of these stamps was to be made compulsory as soon as justified by experience.
• Compulsory education for children, and the extension of educational facilities for adults, have become a primary policy of government.
• The emigration of the Catholic or purely Celtic Irish to America in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries was often compulsory.
• This may be by private voluntary groups, as a club, church, or trade union, or by a public group, or political unit of government, which has therefore a compulsory character.
• This is compulsory upon the railroads but it is not compulsory upon the men to accept these terms.
• The same statute makes it unlawful to give to able-bodied beggars, which is of a piece with the compulsory labor of the able-bodied.
• Their attendance at the continuation schools is compulsory.
• In Baroda education is free and largely compulsory and the percentage of boys is 100 per cent.
• The clearest instance of his attitude on such matters is to be found in his opposition to the Bill introduced for making civil marriage compulsory.
• But Congress repealed the Sherman Silver Law and put an end to the compulsory purchase of silver and the coinage of silver dollars.
• And when a patient has compulsory occupations to engage him, instead of having simply to amuse himself, it becomes doubly injurious.
• I think it should be left to the discretion of the magistrates and not made compulsory.

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