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forcing one's way

forcing one's way is the present participle and gerund of force one's way.

Meaning of force one's way

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

Questions about forcing one's way

What is forcing one's way the present participle and gerund of?
Forcing one's way is the present participle and gerund of force one's way.

Words near forcing one's way in the dictionary

  1. forcing down someone's throat
  2. forcing function
  3. forcing functions
  4. forcing house
  5. forcing houses
  6. forcing one's way
  7. forcing out
  8. forcing someone's hand
  9. forcing something down someone's throat
  10. forcing the pace
  11. forcing the voucher

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