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force one's way

force one's way verb: to use force in order to get somewhere.

Verb

force one's way (third-person singular simple present forces one's way, present participle forcing one's way, simple past and past participle forced one's way)

  1. To use force in order to get somewhere.
    Synonyms:
    bulldoze one's way, barge one's way

Synonyms of force one's way

  • bulldoze one's way
  • barge one's way

Forms of force one's way

third-person singular presentforces one's way
present participleforcing one's way
past participleforced one's way
pastforced one's way

Questions about force one's way

What does force one's way mean?
Force one's way means to use force in order to get somewhere.
What part of speech is force one's way?
Force one's way is a verb.
What is the past tense of force one's way?
The past tense of force one's way is forced one's way.

Words near force one's way in the dictionary

  1. force multiplier
  2. force multipliers
  3. force of habit
  4. force of nature
  5. force of will
  6. force one's way
  7. force out
  8. force outs
  9. force pair
  10. force pairs
  11. force play

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