forcible

forc·i·ble  (fôrs-bl, fr-)

adj.

1. Effected against resistance through the use of force: The police used forcible restraint in order to subdue the assailant.

2. Characterized by force; powerful.

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forci·ble·ness n.

forci·bly adv.

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forcible [ˈfɔːsəb^əl]

adj

1. done by, involving, or having force

2. convincing or effective a forcible argument

forcibleness , forcibility n

forcibly  adv

Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

forcible - impelled by physical force especially against resistance; "forcible entry"; "a real cop would get physical"; "strong-arm tactics" strong-arm, physical forceful - characterized by or full of force or strength (often but not necessarily physical); "a forceful speaker"; "a forceful personality"; "forceful measures"; "a forceful plan for peace"

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forcible

adjective

1. violent, armed, aggressive, compulsory, drastic, coercive forcible resettlement of villagers

2. compelling, strong, powerful, effective, active, impressive, efficient, valid, mighty, potent, energetic, forceful, weighty, cogent He is a forcible advocate for the arts.

Translations

forcible [ˈfɔːsəbl] ADJ

1. (= done by force) [repatriation, deportation] → forzoso

2. (= effective) [argument, style] → contundente
a forcible reminder of sth → un vivo recordatorio de algo

forcible [ˈfɔː^rsɪb^əl] adj (= forced) → par la force

forcible

adj

(= forced) repatriation, removal → gewaltsam; forcible feeding → Zwangsernährung f

(= emphatic) speech, declaration, language → eindringlich; argument → überzeugend; a forcible reminder of something → eine eindringliche or nachdrückliche Erinnerung an etw (acc)

forcible [ˈfɔːsəbl] adj (done by force) → fatto/a con la forza; (effective, argument, style) → convincente, efficace