Impelled
Impelled adjective - Urged or forced to action through moral pressure.
Precipitated and impelled are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Precipitated" instead a verb "Impelled".
Precipitated
Impelled and precipitated are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Impelled" instead a verb "Precipitated".
Both words in one sentence
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Meaningful Name: Satariel, the name of both the program that impelled ALLTYNEX to assail humanity and the extra-dimensional vessel it hijacks as a new host, is the name of one of the leaders of the renegade Grigori who precipitated the Nephilim disaster in the Book of Enoch.
Source: Video Game / ALLTYNEX Second
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