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forceful

[fawrs-fuhl, fohrs-] / ˈfɔrs fəl, ˈfoʊrs- /


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Europeans viewed the threat as a red line requiring a much more forceful response than against the president’s tariff moves last year because it challenged a country’s sovereignty.

From The Wall Street Journal

Officials fear that a forceful U.S. push to strike a deal for the Arctic island could split European capitals, with some seeking conciliation and others advocating firm resistance.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I believe that this committee should take such action today in a forceful manner.”

From MarketWatch

The Patriots offence matching up against that forceful Texans defence feels like the match-up to keep an eye on.

From BBC

“Cruises are big business / I don’t personally like them, but I need to serve a useful purpose,” she speaks in a quietly forceful tone, adding “It’s a powerful boat for a powerful mind.”

From The Wall Street Journal