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compelling

Definition for compelling

adjective as in irresistible

Strongest match

fascinating

Strong match

constraining

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"BHP is confident in the highly compelling potential of its own organic growth strategy," it added.

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They include being able to give evidence remotely and not being re-investigated unless there are "compelling" reasons.

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What most generously believed was a blip, based on the compelling evidence of Slot's first title-winning campaign last season, is now a full-blown crisis for Liverpool and their beleaguered head coach.

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It also said its case for having the deal approved was "compelling" and would comply with UK regulations, as there would be no foreign state investment or capital in the funding structure.

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Especially compelling are his accounts of projects that didn’t pan out, such as “Sick in the Head,” the only sitcom Mr. Apatow ever made before a live audience.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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