Meaning & Definition of word "Forcibly"

Forcibly

/ˈfɔːrsɪbli/

1. By the use of physical force.
- Example: The police had to remove the protestors forcibly when they refused to leave the premises.
2. In a way that involves strong compulsion or pressure.
- Example: He was forcibly ejected from the club after causing a disturbance.
3. In a manner that is powerful or intense.
- Example: She expressed her opinions forcibly during the debate.

From the Latin 'forcipis', meaning 'with force'.

forcibly removed:

Taken away against the will of the person.

forcibly displaced:

Moved from a place against one's will, typically due to conflict or disaster.

forcibly entered:

Gained access to a place by using physical force.

force:

Physical power or strength.

compel:

To drive or urge with force.

coerce:

To persuade an unwilling person to do something by using force or threats.

Meaning: Forced out of a situation.

Example Sentence: I had to get forcibly evicted from that party.

Meaning: Push someone into doing something against their will.

Example Sentence: He was forcibly dragged into the conversation he wanted to avoid.