Force on

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verb

To compel or make someone do something or accept something even if they don't want to.

She was forced on a blind date by her friends
Visual representation of "force on" - To compel or make someone do something or accept something even if they don't want to

Often appears as...

  • force on a decision
  • force on a choice

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Colloquial

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Peer Pressure

Often used to describe situations where friends or peers coerce someone.

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He didn't want to drink, but was forced on it by his peers.
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Unwilling Acceptance

Implies accepting something without any interest in it.

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I was forced on the extra work without my consent.
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Subtle Coercion

Can indicate a more subtle, emotional kind of pressure, not just physical.

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She felt forced on attending the event to avoid upsetting her family.
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