Compelled

[Mounika]

To be forced obligated or pressured in doing something

 

This means the exact opposite of what you think it does an there’s an easy way to see how if you have to give “compulsory service ” in the military that means you don’t have choice. You have to sign up like in Israel but an impulse is that nagging voice inside you that won’t shut up until you do something an impulsive decision. You do not plan those  and they often come out now here compelled comes from compulsory so if you’re compelled to give a truth ful eye witness testimony during a court case that means you do it johnny law says

[Hari priya]

Bring about (something) by the use of force or pressure.
Eg: They may compel a witness’s attendance at court by issue of a summons

[jeevithakomu]

still years of warnings about getting into cars with strangers compelled her to hesitate.

[komalavalli.s]

Force some body to do something; we compel to all students to fill out this form.

[Jayalakshmi. j]

Force or oblige to do something.

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