Impelled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPELLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMPEL, to drive forward
• drive, force, or urge (someone) to do something
• drive forward; propel
ADJECTIVE:
• urged or forced to action through moral pressure
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to force into action

Words related to IMPELLED

impel9 impelling14 impels10

How to use IMPELLED in a sentence

• I remained for some time riveted to the spot, but soon found myself irresistibly impelled to get a nearer view of the lovely object.
• Great clouds of smoke settle a moment on the water and then rise, impelled by the cold surface.
• It is no mere love of humanity that has impelled the European countries to divide these regions among themselves.
• Impelled one night, through hunger and cold, to throw themselves upon the bounty of an inn-keeper, they found in him a loyal and true friend.
• At a certain moment the girl was impelled to steal a glimpse of his face.
• But still I felt ever and anon impelled to repeat my effort.
• But, in spite of these variations of sentiment, I uniformly determined to persist! I felt as if impelled by a tide of unconquerable impulse.
• Something now impelled her to tell that of which she had before kept silence.
• The reason which impelled the Czar and his chief advisers to employ such base tactics with the help of their word of honor and appeals to the Supreme Being is plain.
• He was not a young man when he first became acquainted with the art of the Abbey Theatre in London and was impelled to write plays for it.
• They seemed to be impelled by an earnest love for the souls of men, and a pure desire to make known what they considered a revelation from Heaven.
• His great, His incomparable, love for His own favored children impelled Him to respond.
• Trained as few college graduates are trained, she was impelled for several years to take up the study of German metaphysics.
• Today the nations of the world are on the verge of war, influenced and impelled by prejudices of ignorance and racial fanaticism.
• Or perhaps it was pride of race and country that impelled him.
• And at this, Dussaha, supported by Vivingsati, covered Arjuna with a cloud of sharp arrows, impelled by the desire of rescuing his brother.
• The noble figure of the Virgin in a flood of golden light is borne, or rather impelled, upwards with such rapidity, that her veil and drapery are disturbed by the motion.
• As if impelled by some presentiment which he himself could not explain, the boy hurried deeper into the forest along the narrow path which Minnetaki must have taken.
• My gaze then seemed impelled and held by things afar, a vast yellow and purple corrugated world of distance, apparently now on a level with my eyes.
• To England he felt impelled, he scarcely knew wherefore, save that he looked to us for the information he so ardently desired.
• On Tuesday of the next week, he went to market at Goderville, impelled solely by the longing to tell his story.
• It was a part of that motive power which impelled him in the direction of the beaten road, of the established custom, of things as they have always been in the past.
• But something has impelled me to write it, and when I am dead, you will find it there in that desk, sealed and directed to yourself.
• One by one I have seen every motive that ever impelled or guided me grow insufficient and have to be replaced.
• All that can be said in his favor is that he would not commit an atrocious crime unless impelled to it by very strong temptation.
• All were impelled primarily by the desire to attain wealth.
• Meantime the slave power was impelled by the high price of slaves and the exhaustion of cotton land to make increased demands.

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