Meaning & Definition of word "Forceful"

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    Forceful

    /ˈfɔːrsfəl/

    adjective:

    • 1. Having or showing strength or force; powerful and vigorous.
      • Example: The speaker delivered a forceful argument that convinced everyone in the room.
    • 2. Characterized by the use of physical strength or pressure.
      • Example: The forceful impact of the collision stunned everyone in the car.
    • 3. Expressing oneself in a strong and persuasive manner.
      • Example: She made a forceful plea for change during the meeting.

    Etymology

    Derived from Middle English 'forcif', from Old French 'forcif', from Latin 'fortis', meaning strong.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    forceful personality:

    A strong, assertive character that influences others.

    forceful argument:

    An argument that is compelling and convincing.

    Related Words

    force:

    The strength or energy of physical action.

    impact:

    The strong effect or influence that something has.

    vigorous:

    Characterized by or done with force and energy.

    Slang Meanings of forceful

    Meaning: Strongly persuasive or influential.

    Example Sentence: Her comments were forceful, like a wake-up call.

    Meaning: A style or approach that leaves a strong impression.

    Example Sentence: That was a forceful presentation that really got the point across.