forcibly
Against one's will
Forcibly means by force or with physical power: The protesters were forcibly removed from the building.
It emphasizes that something was done against resistance or without consent.
Forcibly differs from forcefully—forcibly implies actual compulsion or violence, while forcefully suggests vigor or emphasis: She argued forcefully but He was forcibly detained.
With intense physical force
- aggressivelyIn hostile, confrontational manner
- brutallyIn a cruel manner
- savagelyIn a brutal manner
- ruthlesslyWithout pity or compassion
mercilessly · fiercely · harshly · roughly · severely · assault · attack · batter
Throw out forcibly
violently
With intense physical force
- aggressivelyIn hostile, confrontational manner
- brutallyIn a cruel manner
- savagelyIn a brutal manner
ruthlessly · mercilessly · fiercely · harshly · roughly · severely · assault · attack · batter · strike
eject
Throw out forcibly
push · restrain · drag · seize · grab · wrench · yank · pin · hold · manhandle
resist
Oppose or refuse compliance
struggle · fight · rebel · dissent · refuse · disobey · withstand · repel · reject · revolt
compel
Force to act
- coerceObtain by intimidation
- pressureForce upon contact
- intimidateInstill fear to control
threaten · blackmail · extort · bully · strong-arm · subjugate · impose · mandate · obligate · constrain
- shady adverbsdishonestly, deceitfully, deceptively, fraudulently, sneakily
- without intentunintentionally, inadvertently, accidentally, unwittingly, unconsciously
forciblyvoluntarily
Without external compulsion
willingly · consensually · freely · by choice · of one's own accord
- forcible entryUnauthorized access using force