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compulsion

/kəmˈpʌl.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un besoin irrésistible ou une impulsion à se comporter d'une certaine manière, ou un état de contrainte ou d'obligation à faire quelque chose.

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noun

/kəmˈpʌl.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un besoin irrésistible ou une impulsion à se comporter d'une certaine manière, ou un état de contrainte ou d'obligation à faire quelque chose.

A noun referring to an irresistible urge or impulse to behave in a certain way, or the state of being forced or obliged to do something.

  1. Strong urgeB2formal

    An irresistible, often irrational, urge to do something.

    frCompulsion

    • He felt a sudden compulsion to check his phone.
    • She had a compulsion to clean the house every morning.
    • The compulsion to gamble ruined his finances.

    Synonymescravingdesiredriveimpulseitchlongingneedurgeyearningyen

  2. B2formal

    The use of force or pressure to make someone do something.

    frContrainte exercée sur quelqu'un

    • The confession was obtained under compulsion.
    • No one should be forced to work under compulsion.
    • The law prohibits compulsion in any form of agreement.

    Synonymescoercionconstraintduressforceobligationpressure

    Antonymeschoicefree willfreedomvolition

Formes
  • compulsions plural form
  • compulsions' possessive plural form
  • compulsion's possessive singular form
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