Driven
Driven adjective - Caused by or suggestive of an irresistible urge.
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Synonyms for Driven
In control and driven are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In control" instead an adjective "Driven".
In control
Driven and in control are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Driven" instead an adjective phrase "In control".
Both terms in one sentence
- Then he gets driven out of his clan and killed, leaving Tigerstar in control of his army.
Source: Demoted to Dragon -
Driven to Suicide: Frank commits self-immolation while he's still in control of his own mind after Freddy becomes a zombie.
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Humanity Is Superior: Blankman firmly believes this, pointing out how humans are the ones in control of the planet, whereas all other races (demons, The Fair Folk, etc) have been driven to the fringes or been sealed away.
Source: Fan Fic / Queen of All Oni
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