forcibly

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forcibly
[ˈfɔːsɪblɪ]
adverbio
1por la fuerza (by force)
2de manera contundente (convincingly)

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forcibly [for-si-bli]
adverbio
1Fuertemente, forzadamente; violentamente, por fuerz
adjetivo

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forcibly [ˈfɔːsəblɪ]
adverb
1 (by force) [+remove, restrain, separate] a la fuerza; por la fuerza
he was forcibly removed to the segregation unit He was forcibly removed from the premises The only way of saving life is to administer food forcibly Two student leaders were forcibly removed from the university president's office
2 (effectively) [+express, argue] de forma contundente; convincentemente
It would be difficult to put it more forcibly This point has been forcibly expressed also by Marxist-Leninists. to bring sth forcibly home to sb This fact was brought home to me forcibly by a personal experience.

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