compulsion in Irish
compulsion in Irish is éigeantas — compulsion means a strong, often irrational urge to do something, even against one's better judgment.
compulsion in Irish
éigeantas
An irrational need or irresistible urge to perform some action, often despite negative consequences.
What does "compulsion" mean?
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noun A strong, often irrational urge to do something, even against one's better judgment.
"He felt a sudden compulsion to check his phone every few minutes."
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noun The use of force or pressure to make someone act a certain way.
"The confession was obtained under compulsion."
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compulsion in a sentence
- He felt a sudden compulsion to check his phone every few minutes.
- The confession was obtained under compulsion.
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What is "compulsion" in Irish?
"compulsion" in Irish is éigeantas. compulsion means: A strong, often irrational urge to do something, even against one's better judgment.
How do you use "compulsion" in a sentence?
Example: "He felt a sudden compulsion to check his phone every few minutes." In Irish, "compulsion" is éigeantas.
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