forcibly
/ˈfɔːsɪbli
/adverb
1Using force or violence: no one will be forcibly evicted...
- In fact over the past ten days about 290,000 people have been forcibly expelled from Kosovo.
- Executions frequently follow a mock trial held in front of forcibly assembled villagers.
- The new conversation must be about how to achieve stability, not how we can forcibly pacify the place.
Synonyms
by force, against one's will, under protest, compulsorily, under compulsion, under coercion, of necessity;
with force, with violence, violently, roughly, unceremoniously, willy-nilly;
bodily
forcefully, vigorously, powerfully, potently, dynamically, energetically, assertively, heartily, eagerly, zealously, strenuously, aggressively;
cogently, effectively, persuasively, convincingly, authoritatively, tellingly, movingly, impressively
1.1In a forceful way; convincingly: they argued forcibly against the proposal...
- However, they have persisted in forcibly bringing their message to all sorts of international financial meetings abroad.
- There are times I have to forcibly restrain myself from correcting other people's emails.
- Overall is that air of delicious abandon - Bohemianism - that strikes forcibly the elemental in your nature.