par force
/ˌpɑː ˈfɔːs/rare
adverb
Compulsorily, of necessity.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Hans Busk (1772–1862), scholar and poet. From French par force from par by + force.
- an embarrassment of riches (or choice)
- anemia
- anemic
- anemo-
- anemograph
- anemometer
- anemometric
- anemometry
- anemone
- anemone fish
- anemophilous
- anemophily
- anencephalic
- anencephaly
- an end in itself
- an Englishman's home is his castle
- anent
- -aneous
- anergia
- anergic
- anergy
- anerobiosis
- aneroid
- anesthesia
- anesthesiology