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forcibly ['fɔ:səblɪ](a) (by force) de force, par la force;∎ they were forcibly removed from the house on les a fait sortir de force de la maison(b) (argue, speak) énergiquement, avec vigueur ou force;∎ she argued forcibly for their release elle a argumenté énergiquement ou avec force en faveur de leur libération;∎ they put their case very forcibly ils se sont défendus avec force ou vigueur(c) (recommend, remind) fortement;∎ we were all forcibly reminded of our own mortality nous avons été brutalement rappelés à notre condition de mortels
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