How to use forced in a sentence. Forced (comparative more forced, superlative most forced) obtained forcefully, not naturally. Forced adjective [not gradable] (done unwillingly) done against your wishes, or because it is suddenly made necessary by an unexpected situation:
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Was condemned to a life of forced labor
A plane that made a forced landing. A forced action is something that you do because circumstances make it necessary He made a forced landing on a highway. See examples of forced used in a sentence.
Definition of forced adjective from the oxford advanced learner's dictionary Happening or done against somebody’s will I hope there will be no need for the forced sale of any property Many are unhappy about the forced repatriation of the refugees.
To compel, constrain, or make (someone) to do something:[~ + object + to + verb] the police forced him to confess
To drive or propel against resistance To force one's way through a crowd. The word 'forced' originates from the middle english word 'fors,' which means 'compulsion or constraint.' it has been used in english since the 13th century The concept of force has always been present in human interactions, whether through physical strength or psychological pressure.
