/ˈfɔːsəbəl/ – adj
Definition: có sử dụng bạo lực, cưỡng bức.
A more thorough explanation: “Forcible” is an adjective that is used in legal contexts to describe actions or conduct that involve the use of physical force or violence. It typically refers to actions that are done by force or coercion, without the consent of the other party involved. In legal terms, “forcible” can be used to describe crimes such as forcible entry, forcible rape, or forcible detainer, where physical force is used to achieve a particular outcome.
Example: The defendant was charged with forcible entry into the victim’s home.