“To force against” in Japanese
Short answer
To force against in Japanese is “押し付ける” (oshitsukeru). Full meaning: to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will).
Other ways to say “To force against” in Japanese
押付ける
oshitsukeru to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
押しつける
oshitsukeru to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
おっつける
ottsukeru to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
押っ付ける
ottsukeru to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
壓しつける
oshitsukeru to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
おしつける
oshitsukeru to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
押っつける
ottsukeru to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
押付けろ
oshitsukero to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
押っ付け
ottsuke to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
押付けん
oshitsuken to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
壓しつけ
oshitsuke to press against, to push against, to force against; to foist on (task, responsibility), to impose (one's will)
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