compulsative

[Lat. compulso, intens. of cising compulsion. compello =to compel.] Compulsory, coactive, exer This is the reading of the Folios in the pa age from Hamlet i. 1 in which the Quartos read compul satory . com-pul-sa-tive-ly, adv. [Eng.compulsative; -ly. By compulsion or force; compulsorily. ( Rich ards on: Clari a.) côm půl-sa-tor-i-ly, adv. [ Eng.compulsatory; -ly. The same as COM PULSATIVELY. compulsatory