Definitions

1. adverb

in a way that forces something to happen or be done; using force or violence

“The protesters were forcibly removed from the square by the police.”

2. adverb

in a way that is imposed or coerced; not voluntary or willing

“She was forcibly conscripted into the army during the war.”

3. verb

to force (something) to happen or be done; to impose or coerce (something)

“The government forcibly took over the company’s assets.”

4. verb

to impose or coerce (someone) into doing something

“He was forcibly enrolled in the military academy.”