Object

• medium: On the contrary, it will impel the old media to renewal or convergence.

• circumstance: Two circumstances impelled the Bund to take this step.

Modifying Another Word

• even: Such stories can impel even the most ardent pacifist to join a resistance movement.

• also: Mental curiosity or restlessness may also impel you to take a short trip or visit.

• only: This can only impel them to bear courageous witness to that " good news " which gives meaning to their entire existence.

Infinitive complement

• act: But he was a rude, rash man; and was easily impelled to act rashly.

• write: Why did you feel impelled to write at this expansive length now?

• do: I am not here about to apologize for the imperfections of comprehensive education, which supporters usually feel impelled to do.

• seek: Others could potentially be impelled to also seek such weapons.

• buy: Higgins generously deducts from the bill the price of the advertisements Ludovico had been impelled to buy in order to find Higgins.

• move: The sounds became deafening and I felt impelled to move from my position.

Preposition: by

• sense: Boyle too is partially impelled by a sense of social engagement in his attempt to show reality itself.

• love: As John Paul II wrote: Those who are impelled by love and 'walk in the spirit ' ( Gal.

Modifying Another Word

• not: Where after a impelled not without house prices in california sophisticated form of.

• often: Technological advance can affect this balance, with capital often impelled toward spatial deepening and widening.