Forzosamente (en. Necessarily)

/foɾθo̞samente/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adverb

Refers to the action performed in an obligatory manner or with no option.

I had to go to the meeting necessarily.

Tuve que ir forzosamente a la reunión.

Implies a necessity that cannot be avoided.

The document was signed necessarily by the parties.

El documento fue firmado forzosamente por las partes.

Denotes a condition that requires immediate compliance.

We necessarily must comply with the established rules.

Forzosamente debemos cumplir con las normas establecidas.

It derives from 'forzar', which comes from the Latin 'fortiare', meaning to make strong or to compel.

necessarily speaking

When it comes to a topic that does not allow for discussion.

forzosamente hablando

to force

To impose an action or force upon something or someone.

forzar

obligation

A duty that one has to do something.

obligación

necessity

A requirement that cannot be avoided.

necesidad

By force

I had to do it by force because there was no other option.

Lo tuve que hacer a la fuerza porque no hubo otra opción.

Unintentionally

I did it unintentionally, necessarily.

Lo hice sin querer, forzosamente.