Compulsion to move? That sounds like the way people would describe the nature of rock 'n' roll back in the 1950s. I am not sure how that translates from a win to a loss, unless one is talking about the destruction of civilisation.
Heh. Well, the original German phrase apparently means "compulsion to move" - the connotation of the word in English usage is the idea of a situation where any move you take will put you in a worse position than you are now. Specifically, in chess where it's your turn, you must move, but doing so will weaken your position.
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