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.
- forefinger
- forefoot
- forefoot striker
- forefront
- foregather
- forego
- foregoer
- foregoing
- foregone
- foreground
- foregut
- forehand
- forehanded
- forehead
- forehock
- foreign
- foreign affairs
- foreign aid
- Foreign and Commonwealth Office
- foreign bill
- foreign body
- foreign correspondent
- foreigner
- foreign exchange
- foreign exchange dealer