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Meanings of forcible in English
Impelled by physical force especially against resistance.
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Examples for "physical"
Examples for "physical"
1
He has to work from the physical point of view, of course.
2
The majority of these premature deaths are due to physical health conditions.
3
If the alcohol abuse stops, then the physical health problems will stop.
4
Something began happening in terms of whatever physical rules controlled the situation.
5
Background: Regular physical activity has positive effects on health at all ages.
1
However, this strong-arm approach was vetoed by his fellows, Accardo and Giancana.
2
Lately, Shorty had been using his badge to strong-arm support for Noah.
3
Louis Kaufman, the New Jersey union strong-arm, was given seven years.
4
But if America can strong-arm companies into handing over data, so can China.
5
They use a few strong-arm tactics occasionally, but no more than established businesses.
Usage of forcible in English
1
The poem upon Sallee has forcible sentiments; but the conclusion is feeble.
2
They would each be hard-pressed to drain a forcible every five minutes.
3
The men had endowments, but had not seen a forcible in years.
4
The volume remains the forcible exposition upon the side which it espoused.
5
DoorJammer helps prevent kick-ins, shoulder slams and any forcible attempt to enter.
6
Hyneaux mentions forcible accouchement practised on both the dead and the dying.
7
These remarks are particularly forcible in connection with the career of Paul.
8
He used forcible language to the offending jockey, who retaliated in kind.
9
Olaf now took forcible possession of the town for a second time.
10
They are brutes, added Razumov, in the same subdued but forcible tone.
11
The genuine expression of popular feeling is always forcible, not seldom poetic.
12
And I cannot forget, that truth always carries the more forcible lesson.
13
He is also the author of dainty lyrics, and forcible prose criticism.
14
Only here the expressions were more forcible, and accompanied with threatening gestures.
15
Mr. Harrison was a close and forcible debater and a clear-headed lawyer.
16
He was so very tall and slender as to suggest forcible elongation.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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