Uncompelled

Pronunciation: /ʌn.kəmˈpɛld/

Definitions of uncompelled

adjective not compelled or forced; voluntary

Example Sentences

A1 She felt uncompelled to attend the party.

A2 He was uncompelled to give a reason for his absence.

B1 The decision to volunteer was uncompelled, she just wanted to help.

B2 The artist was uncompelled by critics' opinions and continued to create.

C1 His actions were uncompelled by external pressures, he followed his own beliefs.

C2 The CEO's leadership style was uncompelled, inspiring others to act with integrity.

Examples of uncompelled in a Sentence

formal The witness was uncompelled to testify in court.

informal I feel uncompelled to attend the meeting tomorrow.

slang I'm totally uncompelled to do my homework tonight.

figurative His love for her was so strong that he felt uncompelled to look elsewhere.

Grammatical Forms of uncompelled

• past tense: uncompelled
• plural: uncompelled
• comparative: more uncompelled
• superlative: most uncompelled
• present tense: uncompel
• future tense: will uncompel
• perfect tense: has uncompelled
• continuous tense: is uncompelling
• singular: uncompelled
• positive degree: uncompelled
• infinitive: to uncompel
• gerund: uncompelling
• participle: uncompelling

Origin and Evolution of uncompelled

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'uncompelled' is derived from the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' and the verb 'compel' meaning 'to force or drive someone to do something'.

Evolution of the word: The usage of 'uncompelled' has remained consistent over time, continuing to signify the absence of force or coercion in various contexts.