Word List: pel, puls = drive, driven, force

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Word List: pel, puls = drive, driven, force

to force someone to do something; to drive someone into action

compel to force someone to do something; to drive someone into action

to drive forward; to urge to action; to motivate

impel to drive forward; to urge to action; to motivate

to force to move forward; to drive onward

propel to force to move forward; to drive onward

a sudden urge that drives someone into action

impulse a sudden urge that drives someone into action

to drive away; to force out of one’s mind; to go away

dispel to drive away; to force out of one’s mind; to go away

to force or drive out; to force to leave

expel to force or drive out; to force to leave

disgusting; tending to drive off; offensive

repulsive disgusting; tending to drive off; offensive

a substance used to drive away insects or animals

repellent a substance used to drive away insects or animals

to vibrate; beat; forced to produce short bursts

pulsate to vibrate; beat; forced to produce short bursts

to drive back; to ward off or keep away

repel to drive back; to ward off or keep away