Impel
Impel verb - To cause (a person) to give in to pressure.
Usage example: I felt impelled to tell the truth, however painful it might be
Let
Both words in one sentence
- Shiliew is bored to death with Impel Down prison and, when the Blackbeard Pirates broke in, he asked them to join their crew, and they let him in.
Source: Recruited from the Gutter -
Do not let the name fool you, Honey Prison is a nightmare, very reminiscent of the aforementioned Impel Down.
Source: The Alcatraz - Tom willingly let himself be arrested again to save his pupils even though it meant being transported to Impel Down.
Source: Face Death with Dignity
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