forced 音标拼音: [f'ɔrst]
a . 被迫的,强迫的,用力的
被迫的,强迫的,用力的
forced 强制
forced adj 1 :
produced by or subjected to forcing ; "
forced -
air heating "; "
furnaces of the forced -
convection type ";
"
forced convection in plasma generators "
2 :
forced or compelled ; "
promised to abolish forced labor "
3 :
made necessary by an unexpected situation or emergency ; "
a forced landing "
4 :
lacking spontaneity ;
not natural ; "
a constrained smile ";
"
forced heartiness "; "
a strained smile " [
synonym : {
constrained },
{
forced }, {
strained }]
Force \
Force \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Forced };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Forcing }.] [
OF .
forcier ,
F .
forcer ,
fr .
LL .
forciare ,
fortiare .
See {
Force },
n .]
1 .
To constrain to do or to forbear ,
by the exertion of a power not resistible ;
to compel by physical ,
moral ,
or intellectual means ;
to coerce ;
as ,
masters force slaves to labor .
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2 .
To compel ,
as by strength of evidence ;
as ,
to force conviction on the mind .
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3 .
To do violence to ;
to overpower ,
or to compel by violence to one '
s will ;
especially ,
to ravish ;
to violate ;
to commit rape upon .
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To force their monarch and insult the court .
--
Dryden .
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I should have forced thee soon wish other arms .
--
Milton .
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To force a spotless virgin '
s chastity . --
Shak .
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4 .
To obtain ,
overcome ,
or win by strength ;
to take by violence or struggle ;
specifically ,
to capture by assault ;
to storm ,
as a fortress ;
as ,
to force the castle ;
to force a lock .
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5 .
To impel ,
drive ,
wrest ,
extort ,
get ,
etc .,
by main strength or violence ; --
with a following adverb ,
as along ,
away ,
from ,
into ,
through ,
out ,
etc .
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It stuck so fast ,
so deeply buried lay That scarce the victor forced the steel away .
--
Dryden .
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To force the tyrant from his seat by war . --
Sahk .
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Ethelbert ordered that none should be forced into religion . --
Fuller .
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6 .
To put in force ;
to cause to be executed ;
to make binding ;
to enforce . [
Obs .]
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What can the church force more ? --
J .
Webster .
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7 .
To exert to the utmost ;
to urge ;
hence ,
to strain ;
to urge to excessive ,
unnatural ,
or untimely action ;
to produce by unnatural effort ;
as ,
to force a conceit or metaphor ;
to force a laugh ;
to force fruits .
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High on a mounting wave my head I bore ,
Forcing my strength ,
and gathering to the shore .
--
Dryden .
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8 . (
Whist )
To compel (
an adversary or partner )
to trump a trick by leading a suit of which he has none .
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9 .
To provide with forces ;
to re ["
e ]
nforce ;
to strengthen by soldiers ;
to man ;
to garrison . [
Obs .] --
Shak .
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10 .
To allow the force of ;
to value ;
to care for . [
Obs .]
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For me ,
I force not argument a straw . --
Shak .
Syn :
To compel ;
constrain ;
oblige ;
necessitate ;
coerce ;
drive ;
press ;
impel .
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Forced \
Forced \,
a .
Done or produced with force or great labor ,
or by extraordinary exertion ;
hurried ;
strained ;
produced by unnatural effort or pressure ;
as ,
a forced style ;
a forced laugh .
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{
Forced draught }.
See under {
Draught }.
{
Forced march } (
Mil .),
a march of one or more days made with all possible speed . -- {
For "
ced *
ly },
adv . --
{
For "
ced *
ness },
n .
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107 Moby Thesaurus words for "
forced ":
Herculean ,
Latinate ,
affected ,
arduous ,
artificial ,
at odds ,
automatic ,
averse ,
awkward ,
backbreaking ,
blind ,
bombastic ,
burdensome ,
calculated ,
coerced ,
compelled ,
compulsive ,
conditioned ,
constrained ,
contrived ,
cramped ,
crushing ,
cumbrous ,
cursory ,
differing ,
disagreeing ,
disinclined ,
disobedient ,
distant ,
effortful ,
elephantine ,
exhausting ,
factitious ,
faked ,
false ,
farfetched ,
fatiguing ,
feigned ,
formal ,
fractious ,
grueling ,
guinde ,
halting ,
hard -
earned ,
hard -
fought ,
heavy ,
hefty ,
improbable ,
impulsive ,
indisposed ,
indocile ,
inflexible ,
inkhorn ,
instinctive ,
involuntary ,
killing ,
labored ,
laborious ,
leaden ,
lumbering ,
mannered ,
mechanical ,
mutinous ,
onerous ,
operose ,
opposed ,
oppressive ,
out -
of -
the -
way ,
painful ,
perfunctory ,
pompous ,
ponderous ,
punishing ,
quite another thing ,
recalcitrant ,
reflex ,
reflexive ,
refractory ,
remote ,
resistant ,
rigid ,
self -
conscious ,
sesquipedalian ,
something else again ,
stiff ,
stilted ,
strained ,
strenuous ,
studied ,
sulky ,
sullen ,
toilsome ,
tough ,
troublesome ,
turgid ,
unconscious ,
unconsenting ,
unintentional ,
unnatural ,
unthinking ,
unwieldy ,
unwilled ,
unwilling ,
unwitting ,
uphill ,
wearisome ,
wooden
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