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forced

/fɔɹst/adjective1 syllable

Forced means: lacking spontaneity; not natural.

Synonyms for forced9

adjective, as in lacking spontaneity; not natural

constrained, strained, affected, unnatural

adjective, as in forced or compelled

involuntary, nonvoluntary, unvoluntary

adjective, as in made necessary by an unexpected situation or emergency

unscheduled

also used for forced

forcible

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What does forced mean?4

adjective

1

lacking spontaneity; not natural“a constrained smile”

2

forced or compelled“promised to abolish forced labor”

3

made necessary by an unexpected situation or emergency“a forced landing”

4

produced by or subjected to forcing“forced-air heating”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with forced?4

three syllables

reinforced
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Forced in a sentence

  • Because of his illness, he was forced to put off the meeting.unknown
  • Unable to prove his innocence, he was forced to leave his native town.CK
  • You may be forced to fight, whether you want to or not.CK
  • I was forced to start everything from the beginning, and that wasn't pleasant.AlanF_US
  • If you were forced to sign that contract, then it's invalid.CK
  • On account of bad weather, we were forced to call off the assembly.unknown
  • The contract, if you were forced to sign it, is invalid.CM
  • If you were forced to sign it, the contract is invalid.CK

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