impelled 的定义
im·pelled, im·pel·ling.
- to drive or urge forward; press on; incite or constrain to action.
- to drive or cause to move onward; propel; impart motion to.
impelled 近义词
prompt, incite
更多impelled例句
- Humans in different places and times have felt impelled to overcome the limitations of pictures in communicating.
- It seemed to me that I had scarcely closed my eyes when I dreamed that something impelled me to go to the window.
- So many of the men who have sought the presidency seem impelled by a desire to compensate for something missing in themselves.
- Now the GOP, impelled by ideology matched to calculation, is trying the same game again.
- The country was impelled to act, not based on what was known, but what was feared.
- But like the bee, while impelled by an instinct that makes it search for sugar, it sucks in therewith its solid sustenance.
- A quick impulse that was somewhat spasmodic impelled her fingers to close in a sort of clutch upon his hand.
- The characters which crowd forth from his brain are sustained and impelled by the same social waves which sustain and impel us.
- The work which it does is performed by the hard substances that are impelled by the current, principally by the sand and pebbles.
- As if impelled by the voice, Lawrence turned his head and looked into the blazing eyes of Billy.