“Forcibly” in Japanese
Short answer
Forcibly in Japanese is “無理くり” (murikuri). Full meaning: forcibly, by force, against one's will.
Other ways to say “Forcibly” in Japanese
無理やり
muriyari forcibly, by force, against one's will
押して
oshite forcibly, by compulsion, importunately; despite, in spite of, in defiance of
ガツン
gatsun klop, klunk, whonk, crash, thump; with a heavy impact, forcibly
カツン
katsun klop, klunk, whonk, crash, thump; with a heavy impact, forcibly
がつん
gatsun klop, klunk, whonk, crash, thump; with a heavy impact, forcibly
かつん
katsun klop, klunk, whonk, crash, thump; with a heavy impact, forcibly
有無を言わさず
umuwoiwasazu peremptorily, willy-nilly, forcibly
有無を言わせず
umuwoiwasezu peremptorily, willy-nilly, forcibly
ガツンっ
gatsun klop, klunk, whonk, crash, thump; with a heavy impact, forcibly
がつんっ
gatsun klop, klunk, whonk, crash, thump; with a heavy impact, forcibly
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