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Meaning of compelling
extremely interesting or attractive
Etymology of compelling
The word "compelling" originates from the Old French word "compellir," which is derived from the Latin "compellere," meaning "to drive together" or "to force"
Historically, the term has been used to describe something that has a strong and irresistible force, drawing people's attention or interest
Synonyms
captivating
charming
engaging
intriguing
appealing
persuasive
convincing
irresistible
alluring
enticing
fascinating
gripping
riveting
absorbing
interesting
arresting
impressive
powerful
moving
poignant
haunting
memorable
striking
evocative
suggestive
thought-provoking
inspiring
motivating
stimulating
rousing
provocative
compellingly
attractively
seductively
temptingly
Definitions
- Having a strong and unshakeable quality that demands attention, interest, or action
- * Providing a strong reason or motive for doing something
Usage Examples
- The documentary presented a compelling argument for environmental conservation
- * The novel's compelling storyline kept me reading all night
- * The company's mission statement is compelling and inspiring
Antonyms
unconvincing
unimpressive
unappealing
dull
boring
tedious
uninspiring
unmoving
uninteresting
repulsive
repellent
off-putting
unattractive
disagreeable
unpleasant
distasteful
uninviting
unwelcoming
unrewarding
unsatisfying
unfulfilling