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compulsorily

adverb as in forcibly

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Over the past decade, outbreaks of the bovine tuberculosis have seen more than 278,000 cattle compulsorily slaughtered, according to the government.

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“Compulsory sexuality is this phenomenon that you are compulsorily required to be a sexual person, and that is threaded through all of these major institutions like medicine.”

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In 2021, McGuigans Gym Ltd was given notice that it was to be compulsorily struck off the Companies House register and dissolved, but that action was later suspended after an objection was received by the registrar.

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John Barnes, who had his family farm compulsorily purchased, said the government "have put a lot of people through a lot of pain and anguish".

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Mr Harper told BBC Breakfast that having properties compulsorily purchased was "difficult" for the people affected, and that they "obviously won't be happy" about the decision to scrap the route.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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