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    Forzoso (en. Forced)

    /forˈθoso/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That which is done by force or coercion.
    He used forcible means to achieve his objectives.
    Utilizó medios forzosos para lograr sus objetivos.
    That which is inevitable or cannot be avoided.
    The change in legislation was a forcible step.
    El cambio en la legislación era un paso forzoso.
    Obligatory, which does not allow choice.
    Attendance at the meeting is forcible for all employees.
    La asistencia a la reunión es forzosa para todos los empleados.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'forzōsus', related to 'forza', which means effort.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    forcible duty
    A duty that must be fulfilled by obligation.
    forzoso deber
    forcible measures
    Actions taken without prior consent.
    medidas forzosas
    forcible action
    An act performed under coercion or pressure.
    acción forzosa

    Related Words

    to force
    To make something happen with coercion or pressure.
    forzar
    force
    Power or energy that provokes an action.
    fuerza
    obligation
    A duty that someone has to fulfill.
    obligación

    Slang Meanings

    Something that is imposed without the possibility of choice.
    In this job, many things are forcible, but they must be done.
    En este trabajo, muchas cosas son forzosas, pero hay que hacerlas.
    Expression of extreme obligation.
    It is forcible that you come to the party, there can be no excuses.
    Es forzoso que vengas a la fiesta, no puede haber excusas.