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An earnest request or legal review; to attract or interest someone

Attractive or interesting; arousing a favorable response

In an attractive or pleasing manner

A person who makes a legal appeal; relating to appeals

Relating to the hearing of legal appeals

A name or title by which someone or something is known

To force or pressure someone to do something

Capable of being compelled or legally forced

One who forces or compels others to act

Extremely interesting or convincing; forcefully demanding attention

In a convincing and forceful manner that is hard to resist

An irresistible urge to act; the use of force to make someone do something

Driven by an uncontrollable urge; unable to stop a behaviour

In an obsessive, uncontrollable manner

The quality of being compulsive or obsessive

Required by law or rules; obligatory

To drive away or eliminate doubts, fears, or misconceptions

To force someone to leave a place or organization

Capable of or deserving expulsion

Having the power to expel; a substance that drives out unwanted material

A person who has been expelled

Someone or something that expels

To expel or drive out by force

The act of forcing someone out of a place or organization

To urge or drive someone to act; to propel forward

A rotating blade that drives fluid forward

A sudden urge to act; a sudden driving force

A driving force or sudden urge that moves someone to act

Tending to act without thinking; driven by impulse

Acting on sudden urges without careful thought

The tendency to act on impulse without reflection

To drive or push something forward with force

A substance used to propel something forward

Capable of propelling; a substance that propels

A rotating blade device that moves an aircraft or boat

Powered by a propeller

The force or process that drives something forward

Having the power to propel something forward

To beat or throb rhythmically

A rhythmic beat or throb, as of the heart

The regular beat of the heart or arteries; to throb rhythmically

To officially cancel a law; the act of cancelling a law

To drive back an attack; to cause disgust or aversion; to push away by force

Causing disgust; a substance that drives away insects

The quality of repelling or causing aversion

A substance that drives away pests or repels water; causing disgust or aversion

To drive back or repel; to cause disgust; a rejection

Strong disgust or aversion; a force pushing things apart

Causing strong disgust; extremely unpleasant

Driven by a rocket engine

A strap for holding up trousers or stockings

Not attractive or interesting

Resistant to water penetration; 拒水的，防水的