recompel
/riːkɑmpəl/Definitions
1. verb
to drive or force back, typically to a position of disadvantage
“The strong gust of wind recompelled the sailboat back towards the shore.”
2. verb
to put or bring (a person or their feelings) back into a particular state or situation
“The news recompelled her to take a second look at the company’s financial reports.”
3. noun
an act of driving or forcing back
“The recompel of the troops led to a significant loss of ground.”