impulsion

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Synonyms: compulsion, repulsion, impulsive, expulsion, appulsion, implosion, pulsion, emulsion, dispulsion, impassion, impulsor

Antonyms: compulsion, repulsion, impulsive, expulsion, appulsion, implosion, pulsion, emulsion, dispulsion, impassion, impulsor

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Noun

1. The act of [[impel]]ling or driving [[onward]], or the state of being [[impelled]]; the sudden or momentary [[agency]] of a [[body]] in [[motion]] on another body; also, the impelling force, or impulse.
2. [[influence|Influence]] acting [[unexpectedly]] or [[temporarily]] on the [[mind]]; sudden [[motive]] or [[influence]]; [[impulse]].

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