Synonyms for forcibly
forcib·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. forciblyadverb

   in a forcible manner

   "keep in mind the dangers of imposing our own values and prejudices too forcibly"

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1. forciblyadjective

   Synonyms:
   powerfully, mightily

2. forciblyadjective

   Synonyms:
   violently, VI ET ARMIS, at the point of the sword

3. forciblyadjective

   Synonyms:
   energetically, vigorously, effectively, with might and main

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1. List of paraphrases for "forcibly":

   forcible, forced, violently, forcefully, force

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1. Corbin Trent:

   She said that when activists ask her why she had to vote for a gun safety bill that also further empowers an agency that forcibly injects kids with psychotropic drugs, theyre going to want a list of names and shes going to give it to them.

2. Lisa Wang:

   They said if I refused to go, the police would come and forcibly take me there.

3. Kate Upton:

   Paul Marciano came straight up to me, forcibly grabbed my breasts and started feeling them — playing with them actually. After I pushed Paul Marciano away, Paul Marciano said, ‘ I ’m making sure they’re real. ’ Despite doing everything I could physically do to avoid Paul Marciano touch throughout the meeting, Paul Marciano continued to touch me in a very dominating and aggressive way, grabbing my thighs, my arms to pull me closer, my shoulders to pull me closer, my neck, my breasts, and smelling me. that did not stop Paul’s constant grabbing. I was extremely shaken, surprised and scared.

4. Eli Khamarov:

   Academia forcibly tells you about all the great men and revolutionaries, and rebels, especially the rebels, who have changed the world for the better. But they wouldn't notice him were he standing right in front of them.

5. A.E. Samaan:

   Many American boys that fought in WWII had been sterilized under eugenic laws passed by the the United States Supreme Court under the 1927 case of Buck v. Bell. Over 80,000 Americans would be forcibly sterilized under that legal precedent. Coincidentally, Buck v Bell is also the legal precedent cited in Roe v. Wade, the famous abortion rights case.