Impelling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPELLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMPEL, to drive forward
• drive, force, or urge (someone) to do something
• drive forward; propel
ADJECTIVE:
• markedly effective as if by emotional pressure
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to force into action

Words related to IMPELLING

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How to use IMPELLING in a sentence

• Now he listened to the faint monotonous ticking it made close to his head until he felt an impelling drowsiness creeping over him and he closed his eyes.
• Her motive in coming was not now the impelling thing that had actuated her.
• Now let him bid her good-by, leaving no sorrow for her, and, once out of her impelling presence, let come what might come.
• That being so, why should I not profit by your hazard as well as another? Besides, there are many other feelings impelling me.
• The impelling force that urged those women on was something far deeper than mere philanthropy.
• The strange impelling instinct fought his advance yard by yard.
• It was all the more humiliating because she knew that her impelling motive was not one of duty.
• All the passions, good and bad, which push men are impelling the most adventurous and energetic of our race to look or to go thither.
• As it was, determination to defeat that program was their impelling motive.
• At times he was conscious of a strong force within, impelling him forward, whose source he could not divine, neither could he free himself from it.
• Our ancestors were all pirates, and we have inherited from them a lurking taint in our blood, which is continually impelling us to steal something or kill somebody.
• The hand of man was impelling it, an unseen hand, only telling of its presence by the thin tattoo it sent through the silence.
• Besides that the need to give advice was strong upon her, and the natural desire to interfere in a matter of the heart was another impelling impulse.
• What kind of service did the public want? Adventure followed, as a matter of course, but love of adventure was not the impelling motive.
• There is need of a universal impelling force which will establish the oneness of humanity and destroy the foundations of war and strife.
• Rather has He recast the whole conception of religion as the principal force impelling the development of consciousness.
• Together, they constitute the dual knowledge system impelling the advance of civilization.
• May the impelling power of the Faith which they champion enable them to surmount every obstacle, and reach their destined goal.
• Why did I not? Was it a vague, sporting sense of fairness? Or was it a catlike instinct impelling me to play with my quarry? I cannot say.
• His cheerfulness was as impelling as his splendid virility.
• Finally she gave in, and the burly gentleman began impelling the machine up hill by his own unaided strength.
• The necessity of making use of this epistle, which had now attained a state of painful perfection, we venture to say had some share in impelling him into matrimony.
• He journeyed from place to place, his brother ever at his side, and the shadow of the avenger ever stalking in the rear, and impelling the weary wanderer still onward.
• Something stirred within her at last, impelling her to action.
• She seemed all fragrance and airy grace and impelling life.
• Even so, he failed to understand the impelling power of those moral ideals which border on the unattainable.
• I sat there alone over the half-cleared dinner table, resolutely impelling calmness.
• Perhaps I urged him but I think the larger impelling motive to speak was his conscience which drove him on to confession.

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