Coercive, compulsive, compulsory.

Compulsory.

Of the nature of force or compulsion; coercive, compulsory. (Qualifying power or the like; never persons. Frequent in 17th cent.; now rare.)

Variant of enforcive, adj. Obs.

(a) Tending to enforce. (b) Urgent, forcible.

Of the nature of coercion; having the attribute of coercing.

That constrains.

Having tendency to constrain.

Having the quality of driving or impelling; constraining, compelling; impulsive; propulsive. Now rare.

Having the property of compelling; exercising compulsion; coercive; = compulsory, adj. 2.

Of the nature of, characterized by, or subject to compulsion; compulsory.

That compels: see the verb.

Of the nature of compulsion, compulsory.

Involving or exercising compulsion; compelling, coercive.

= coercive, adj. 1 ? Obsolete.

Compelling, constraining, etc. Obsolete.

That enforces or presses upon.

Constraining.

That peremptorily enjoins; exacting.

Of persons: Employing force or compulsion, peremptory. Obsolete. rare.

Compelling, constraining.

= high pressure, adj. 2.

Of, or of the nature of, coercion.

figurative (colloquial). A crushing power or force. Also attributive.