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Main Entry: force
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: obligate to do something

Synonyms:

apply, bear down, bear hard on, bind, blackmail, bring pressure to bear upon, burden, cause, charge, choke, coerce, command, compel, concuss, conscript, constrain, contract, demand, draft, drag, dragoon, drive, enforce, enjoin, exact, extort, fix, impel, impose, impress, inflict, insist, limit, make, move, necessitate, oblige, obtrude, occasion, order, overcome, pin down, press, pressure, pressurize, put screws to, put squeeze on, require, restrict, sandbag, shotgun, strong-arm, urge, wrest, wring

Antonyms:

let go
Main Entry: force
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: use violence upon

Synonyms:

assault, blast, break in, break open, burst, bust open, crack open, defile, extort, jimmy, propel, pry, push, rape, ravish, spoil, squeeze, thrust, twist, undo, violate, wrench, wrest, wring

Antonyms:

surrender, yield
Main Entry: forced
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: compulsory, strained

Synonyms:

affected, artificial, begrudging, binding, bound, coerced, coercive, compelled, conscripted, constrained, contrived, enforced, factitious, false, grudging, inflexible, insincere, involuntary, labored, mandatory, obligatory, peremptory, rigid, slave, stiff, stringent, unnatural, unwilling, wooden
Notes: forcible indicates the use of brute force, forced means done involuntarily, and forceful suggests a potential for force

Antonyms:

noncompulsory, spontaneous, unforced, voluntary
Main Entry: artificial
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: pretended; affected

Synonyms:

assumed, contrived, false, feigned, forced, hollow, insincere, labored, mannered, meretricious, phony*, put-on, spurious, theatrical, unnatural

Antonyms:

genuine, natural, unaffected, unpretentious
Main Entry: bind
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: obligate; restrict

Synonyms:

compel, confine, constrain, detain, engage, enslave, force, hamper, hinder, hogtie, indenture, lock up, necessitate, oblige, prescribe, put half nelson on, put lock on, require, restrain, restrict, yoke

Antonyms:

allow, free, let, permit, set free
Main Entry: blackmail
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: intimidating for money

Synonyms:

badger, bleed, coerce, compel, demand, exact, extort, force, hold to ransom, milk, put the shake on, ransom, shake down, shake*, squeeze*, threaten
Main Entry: bound
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: obligated; destined

Synonyms:

apprenticed, articled, bent, bounden, certain, coerced, compelled, constrained, contracted, doomed, driven, duty-bound, enslaved, fated, firm, forced, having no alternative, impelled, indentured, intent, made, necessitated, obligated, obliged, pledged, pressed, required, restrained, sure, under compulsion, under necessity, urged

Antonyms:

allowed, free, permitted, unbounded, unobliged, unrestricted
Main Entry: bring
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: cause; influence

Synonyms:

begin, compel, contribute to, convert, convince, create, dispose, effect, engender, force, induce, inflict, lead, make, move, occasion, persuade, prevail on, prevail upon, produce, prompt, result in, sway, wreak

Antonyms:

avoid, back out, desist, give up, hold back, pass up
Main Entry: bulldoze
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: demolish

Synonyms:

drive, elbow, flatten, force, jostle, level, press, propel, push, raze, shove, thrust

Antonyms:

build, construct
Main Entry: coerce
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: compel, press

Synonyms:

beset, browbeat, bulldoze, bully, concuss, constrain, cow, dragoon, drive, force, high pressure, hinder, impel, intimidate, lean on, make, make an offer they can't refuse, menace, oblige, pressurize, push, put the squeeze on, repress, restrict, shotgun, strong-arm, suppress, terrorize, threaten, twist one's arm, urge

Antonyms:

leave alone
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