forcibly
word
Definition
In a way that involves the use of physical force or power, especially to make someone do something against their will.
Usage & Nuances
Formal and often used in news, legal, or historical contexts. Usually describes something done with physical force or strong pressure. Common collocations: 'forcibly removed', 'forcibly taken', 'forcibly evicted'. Not used for gentle persuasion.
Spanish: por la fuerza - a la fuerzaPortuguese (BR): à força - forçadamentePortuguese (PT): à força - forçadamenteChinese (Simplified): 强行地Chinese (Traditional): 強行地Hindi: बलपूर्वकArabic: بالقوة
Example Sentences
They were forcibly removed from the building.
basic
The villagers were forcibly evicted from their homes.
basic
He was forcibly taken by the police.
basic
Doors were forcibly opened during the rescue.
natural
Protesters were forcibly dispersed by riot police last night.
natural
The company forcibly shut down the factory after the accident.
natural