Forcible
71forceful, forcible, forced — Forcible indicates the use of brute force ( forcible entry ). Forceful suggests a potential for force ( forceful argument, forceful personality ). Forced can be used for forcible (as in forced entry ) but more often is reserved for actions… …
72forcible entry — Seizing and holding of a military lodgment in the face of armed opposition. See also lodgment …
73forcible entry — /fɔsəbəl ˈɛntri/ (say fawsuhbuhl entree) noun the criminal offence of entering with threats, force, etc., and taking possession of land or tenements …
74forcible rape — Aggravated form of statutory rape made punishable by statute. See also rape …
75forcible rape — Aggravated form of statutory rape made punishable by statute. See also rape …
76forcible entry and detainer — A common law offense against the public peace committed by violently taking or keeping possession of lands and tenements, with menaces, force and arms, and without the authority of law. 4 Bl Comm 148. A remedy to obtain restitution to possession… …
77forcible trespass — A trespass amounting to a breach of the peace. Carroll v State, 23 Ala 28 …
78action of forcible entry — See forcible entry and de tainer …
79arctable — Forcible …
80forceful — , forcible, forced Forcible indicates the use of brute force ( forcible entry ). Forceful suggests a potential for force ( forceful argument, forceful personality ). Forced can be used for forcible (as in forced entry ), but more often is… …