obtained by threats, forced, compulsory.

as adj.

Constrained, forced, necessitated: see the verb.

compelled, forced.

Due or subject to constraint; involuntary, enforced. Obsolete.

In senses of the verb. Cf. extort, adj.

Drawn out, taken or acquired, by force.

Compelled, enforced, compulsory.

That is forced upon or exacted from a person; that is produced by force; forced, constrained.

Compelled, imposed, or exacted by force; enforced, compulsory; not spontaneous, voluntary, or optional. spec. forced labour (also as attributive…

Depending on or produced by compulsion; compelled, forced, enforced, obligatory. In special collocations, as compulsory education, compulsory games.

Ordered by authority; bidden, prescribed, forced.

In passive sense: Of an enforced kind, compulsory. Obsolete.

As past participle: enforced.

Gained by extortion; demanded in an extortionate manner.

Compelled, constrained, forced. of things: Done under compulsion, forced.

Caused by compulsion; compelled, forced, enforced; = compulsory, adj. 1. Obsolete.

In senses of the verb.

Enforced, obligatory. Obsolete.

Imposed or exacted by force; enforced. Also: strained, distorted.

Of an action. Enforced by another; compulsory. Obsolete.

Forced upon one, enforced.

Of the nature of a command, mandatory, compulsory.

Obtained by extortion.

Compulsory. Obsolete.

Of the nature of, characterized by, or subject to compulsion; compulsory.

Indispensable; forced, compulsory; (also) prominent.

Constrained, compelled by force; enforced (U.S.).

Obligatory, compulsory; not discretionary; (humorously) habitual, typical, usual.

Passing into adj. Made or done hastily or under pressure of necessity.