impelling

• Adjetivo pouco comum que significa que impulsiona, move para frente ou leva alguém a agir; também pode indicar algo que compele ou força à ação.

An archaic adjective meaning driving forward, urging, or compelling action; rarely used in modern English.

1. Urging or driving forwardC1formal

   Having a strong effect that pushes someone to act, often through emotional pressure.

   Impulsionador

   • Her impelling speech moved the audience to tears.
   • The impelling need for change drove the community to protest.
   • He felt an impelling desire to help the stranded travelers.

   Sinônimoscompellingdrivingmotivatingpressingpropellingurging

   Antônimosdiscouraging

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de impulsionar ou incentivar alguém ou algo para frente, frequentemente com força ou pressão moral.

A verb used to indicate the act of driving or urging someone or something forward, often with force or moral pressure.

1. Urge or force to actionB2formal

   To strongly encourage or force someone to do something, often due to a sense of duty or strong feeling.

   Impulsionar

   • A sense of justice impelled her to speak out against the unfair treatment.
   • He felt impelled to volunteer for the dangerous mission.
   • Curiosity impelled the scientist to investigate the strange phenomenon.

   Sinônimoscompeldriveincitemotivateobligepromptspururge

   Antônimosdeterdiscouragedissuadeprevent

2. Cause to move forwardC1formalscientific

   To drive or push something forward with force.

   Impulsionar para frente

   • The strong wind impelled the sailboat across the lake.
   • A powerful engine impels the rocket into space.
   • The current impelled the debris downstream.

   Sinônimosdrivepropelpushshovethrust

   Antônimosblockdeterdiscouragehaltrestrainstop