• Synonyms: driven, goaded
  Meaning: compelled forcibly by an outside agency; "mobs goaded by blind hatred"

• But now he was almost driven to utter reproach.
• The bell began ringing and Mitya was driven off.
• This is driven to the Oyster's mouth and swallowed.
• The Drilgoes had driven the priests back into the hooks.
• McClernand, too, reeled back, others were driven in also.
• "Have you ever driven a mule before?" Father De Smet asked again.
• The Whigs of the South were therefore driven precipitately to division.
• It seems, therefore, that we are driven to a different kind of definition.
• In rough weather they are driven far into the deeps of the ocean, and lost.
• The point was all innocently driven in later by the Sunday-school mistress.

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