forcing
Pronunciation: [ˈfɔːrsɪŋ]
Word
Context: “action”
(verb) to make someone or something do something they do not want to do. It means using pressure or strength to make things happen.
Example
She is forcing herself to finish her homework even though she is tired.
Example
He is not forcing his friend to join the game because he knows they prefer to watch.
Example
Are you forcing your little brother to share his toys?
Context: “pressure”
(verb) to push or move something with strength. This can be about applying physical strength to change position.
Example
They are forcing the door open because it got stuck.
Example
The wind is not forcing the leaves to move; they are still.
Example
Are you forcing the lid on tightly enough?
Context: “pressure”
(noun) the act of making someone do something against their will. It’s when someone feels pushed into a situation they don’t want to be in.
Example
The forcing of the issue led to a lot of discussions.
Example
There was no forcing in their decision; everyone agreed happily.
Example
Is forcing someone to do something always the best solution?
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