/kɒmpɛlˈætɪv/ (kamp-el-AT-iv)

Definitions

1. adjective

Having the power or quality of compelling; having a strong influence or power to persuade.

“The compellative arguments presented by the professor made a lasting impression on the students.”

2. noun

A compellative influence or power.

“The compellative force of her personality drew people towards her.”