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forcing something down someone's throat

forcing something down someone's throat is the present participle and gerund of force something down someone's throat.

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What is forcing something down someone's throat the present participle and gerund of?
Forcing something down someone's throat is the present participle and gerund of force something down someone's throat.

Words near forcing something down someone's throat in the dictionary

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

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