compulsion - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of compulsion in Hindi

• विवशता
• मजबूरी
• अनिवार्यता
• बाधन
• बाध्यता
• दबाव
• विवशता
• बाध्यकरण

compulsion Definition

Noun

• the action or state of forcing or being forced to do something; constraint.
• an irresistible urge to behave in a certain way, especially against one's conscious wishes.

compulsion Example

• he felt a compulsion to babble on about what had happened ( जो कुछ हुआ था, उसके बारे में उन्होंने बड़बड़ाते हुए एक मजबूरी महसूस की )
• Under that compulsion they parted with their money. ( उस मजबूरी के तहत उन्होंने अपने पैसे से हिस्सा लिया। )
• No compulsion would have been necessary. ( कोई मजबूरी जरूरी नहीं रही होगी। )
• The government has moved beyond exhortation to compulsion and thus removed yet another strand of local discretion. ( सरकार मजबूरी से आगे निकल गई है और इस तरह स्थानीय विवेक का एक और कतरा हटा दिया गया है। )

More Sentence

• I would feel the compulsion to call back all the messages.
• "It's almost a compulsion in that society.
• She sees obsessive-compulsion in Toni's training regime.
• "There is no compulsion, " he said.
• Rodrigues approaches Sergio's compulsion with cold, behaviorist curiosity.
• It's difficult to see compulsion in a sentence .
• Until now, however, rabbinical courts have usually avoided compulsion.
• Indian leaders are generating a war hysteria because of domestic compulsions,
• She had forgotten the compulsion of his confident smile, the total assurance he carried everywhere he went.
• Zeno believed that people could govern their actions without the need for external compulsion.
• Uratha are fierce territorial predators who feel the compulsion to hunt.
• Sexual compulsion includes an increased urge in sexual behavior and thoughts.
• Actually, these engrams cause compulsions and repressions in later life.
• The compulsion can be extremely difficult to control in many cases.
• Julian allowed religious freedom and avoided any form of actual compulsion.
• They set forth that all compulsion in religion should be removed.
• But some kind of late-blooming compulsion to be honest is making it harder for me to stay under cover.
• It reminded me of Get Shorty in which celebrities have a strange compulsion to overcomplicate food orders.  
• He seems to be driven by some kind of inner compulsion.
• The contract was vitiated because one person signed under compulsion.
• It was our compulsion we had to stand by you.
• I know it was more out of love than compulsion.
• Members of Congress feel no compulsion to obey.
• A compulsion made him take his socks off as well.
• On the house, he had said with a little compulsion.
• You should be safe from the compulsion to obey her.
• There is a certain compulsion prevalent amongst a.
• That, and a little prodding by the way of compulsion.
• Serving humanity through compassion and serving humanity through compulsion are two different things.  
• the payment was made under compulsion