Associations to the word «Forcible»
Noun
- Burglary
- Rape
- Deportation
- Abduction
- Arson
- Robbery
- Eviction
- Expulsion
- Extermination
- Assault
- Theft
- Relocation
- Annexation
- Imposition
- Cleansing
- Seizure
- Confinement
- Offense
- Removal
- Conversion
- Overthrow
- Kidnapping
- Persecution
- Eloquence
- Felony
- Suppression
- Recruitment
- Metropolitan
- Displacement
- Genocide
- Detention
- Entry
- Torture
- Intercourse
- Assimilation
- Restraint
- Statute
- Murder
- Penetration
- Conscription
- Imprisonment
- Crime
- Compulsion
- Fbi
- Abolitionist
- Transfer
- Coercion
- Appendix
- Extortion
- Violation
- Meiji
- Possession
- Reporting
- Homicide
- Servitude
- Slaughter
- Medication
- Violence
- Insurrection
- Demolition
- Taking
- Feeding
- Offender
- Auto
- Serb
- Argument
- Reminder
- Indictment
- Stiffness
- Burglar
- Disarmament
- Clear
- Emigration
- Deformity
- Repression
- Hearer
- Seville
- Resistance
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
FORCIBLE, adjective. Able to be forced.
FORCIBLE, adjective. Having force.
FORCIBLE, adjective. Done by force.
FORCIBLE, adjective. Having a powerful effect; telling
Dictionary definition
FORCIBLE, adjective. Impelled by physical force especially against resistance; "forcible entry"; "a real cop would get physical"; "strong-arm tactics".
Wise words
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