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forcible

/ˈfɔːr.sə.bəl/

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adjective

/ˈfɔːr.sə.bəl/C1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, совершённое силой или с применением физической мощи; также может означать убедительный или мощный по воздействию.

Describes something done by force or involving the use of physical power; can also mean convincing or powerful in effect.

  1. Done by forceB2formal

    Involving the use of physical force or violence.

    ruПринудительный

    • The police made a forcible entry into the building.
    • Forcible removal of the protesters was condemned.
    • The court ruled against forcible eviction.

    Synonymscoerciveforcedphysicalstrong-armviolent

    Antonymsgentlenonviolentpeacefulvoluntary

  2. Powerful or convincingC1formal

    Having a strong effect or influence; compelling.

    ruУбедительный

    • She presented a forcible argument for the new policy.
    • His speech was forcible and moved the audience.
    • The evidence was forcible enough to change the verdict.

    Synonymscogentcompellingconvincingeffectiveforcefulpersuasivepotentpowerfulstrong

    Antonymsfeebleimpotentineffectiveunconvincingweak

Forms
  • more forcible comparative form
  • most forcible superlative form
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