Usage of "force-feeding"

The practice of feeding a person or an animal against their will, especially by mechanical means.

Usage of force-feeding in English

Only once was one of the girls bitten when she attempted force-feeding. 
 Growing Nuts in the North / A Personal Story of the Author's Exp... 

The producers argue force-feeding is reversible and does not make them sick. 
 The Guardian 

Keeping someone from death by force-feeding them is disgusting and barely ethical. 
 Reuters 

Animal rights groups contend that the force-feeding process is painful, gruesome and inhumane. 
 Reuters 

The force-feeding itself, however, is not part of the tour. 
 The Guardian 

The World Medical Association has unequivocally declared force-feeding as inhumane. 
 Ebony 

They had me face the sky, and started force-feeding me, and I started choking. 
 News.com.au 

Listening more to developing countries gets better results than force-feeding them through 'technical assistance' programmes. 
 The Guardian 

This is all part of the force-feeding of American school kids with ads, Ruskin said. 
 Wired 

One scene imagines the daughter of one of Anwar's victims force-feeding him his own liver. 
 The Guardian 

In the meantime, daily force-feeding via rubber tubing continues. 
 Ebony 

Forget the force-feeding of reading and chill out, babe. 
 The Irish Times 

One incident that contributed to his mistrust was a force-feeding at a Guantanamo prison camp. 
 Reuters 

All we had left to eat was okra, which I remember my mum force-feeding us. 
 The Guardian 

The Price sisters' strike became internationally famous, mainly because it involved the contentious issue of force-feeding. 
 The Guardian 

Much of Wednesday's session was closed for review of top-secret security materials, including videotapes of force-feeding. 
 Reuters 

Meanings of force-feeding in English