Compulsion
Compulsion noun - The use of power to impose one's will on another.
Usage example: in that class I read books under compulsion that I ordinarily wouldn't have considered
Strength and compulsion are semantically related in attack topic. In some cases you can use "Strength" instead a noun "Compulsion".
Strength
Strength noun - The ability to exert effort for the accomplishment of a task.
Compulsion and strength are semantically related in attack topic. Sometimes you can use "Compulsion" instead a noun "Strength".
How words are described
| physical | physical compulsion | physical strength |
| similar | similar compulsion | similar strength |
| natural | natural compulsion | natural strength |
| actual | actual compulsion | actual strength |
| Other adjectives: moral, supernatural, new, mental, overwhelming, greater, magical, biggest, heightened, vampiric. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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On The Vampire Diaries, in season three, due to the strength of Stefan's love for Elena, he fights the power of Original vampire Klaus' compulsion three times in order to stop or prevent himself from biting or hurting Elena and shutting off his emotions.
Source: The Power of Love - Your regular run of the mill vampire and the mythical Freewill, who can feed on the blood of other vampires (which regular vampires can't do) and add their strength onto his own as well as being immune to Compulsion.
Source: Literature / The Tome of Bill
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