Understand why "compel" is correct and "compell" is wrong.
Incorrect spelling - ""Compell"" incorrectly adds an extra letter.
"compell" is a common misspelling of "compel". Always use "compel" when referring to the correct word.
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Compel" means to force or strongly persuade someone to act.
"compel": "Compel" means to force or strongly persuade someone to act.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
"Correct:" Rules compel action.
"Correct:" Law can compel compliance.
"Correct:" I feel compelled.
"Correct:" Facts compel attention.
"Incorrect:" Rules compell action.
A: Compel.
A: No.
A: To force.
A: Extra 'l'.
"Compel" is the correct spelling meaning to force or persuade. "Compell" is always incorrect.