Oompressive
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 97
kom-prcs'iv, adj. able to iompres\ Oomprl8al, kom-prlz’nl, n. the act of comprising Compri36, kom-prlz', v t to contain, include. [Fr. compris, pa p. of comprcndre— comprehend ere. See Comprehend. Compromlse, kom'prfl-mT/, «. a settlement of Jif- Terences by mutual promisi or conce ion —v.t to settle by mutual agreement and conce ion to pledge: to involve or bring into question Fr. comp rom is — L com, together, and Prom it to, to prom i.se Comptroll, Comptroller. See under Control Compulsion, kon i-pul's hun, n the act of compelling' orco nece ity violence [See Compel Compulsive, kom-pul's iv, Compulsory, kon i-pul'- sor-i, adj. having power to compel forcing - advs. Compulsively, Compul's orily Compunction, kom-pungk's hun, « uneasine of conscience: remorse ft). Fr — L compundio — tom, intensive, and pun go, functus, to prick
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