forcibly in Japanese
forcibly in Japanese is 有無を言わさず — forcibly means by using physical force; against someone's will.
forcibly in Japanese
有無を言わさず
Pronounced: umuoiwasazu
What does "forcibly" mean?
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adv By using physical force; against someone's will.
"The protesters were forcibly removed from the building."
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forcibly in a sentence
- The protesters were forcibly removed from the building.
- The door had been forcibly opened.
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What is "forcibly" in Japanese?
"forcibly" in Japanese is 有無を言わさず. forcibly means: By using physical force; against someone's will.
How do you pronounce 有無を言わさず?
"forcibly" in Japanese is 有無を言わさず, pronounced "umuoiwasazu".
How do you use "forcibly" in a sentence?
Example: "The protesters were forcibly removed from the building." In Japanese, "forcibly" is 有無を言わさず.
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