“To force into” in Japanese
Short answer
To force into in Japanese is “押し入る” (oshiiru). Full meaning: to push in, to force into, to break in (e.g. into a house), to intrude.
Other ways to say “To force into” in Japanese
押入る
oshiiru to push in, to force into, to break in (e.g. into a house), to intrude
おし入る
oshiiru to push in, to force into, to break in (e.g. into a house), to intrude
押しいる
oshiiru to push in, to force into, to break in (e.g. into a house), to intrude
おしいる
oshiiru to push in, to force into, to break in (e.g. into a house), to intrude
押入ッ
oshii to push in, to force into, to break in (e.g. into a house), to intrude
押入っ
oshii to push in, to force into, to break in (e.g. into a house), to intrude
押しいっ
oshii to push in, to force into, to break in (e.g. into a house), to intrude
おし入っ
oshii to push in, to force into, to break in (e.g. into a house), to intrude
おしいっ
oshii to push in, to force into, to break in (e.g. into a house), to intrude
押し入ッ
oshii to push in, to force into, to break in (e.g. into a house), to intrude
押しいッ
oshii to push in, to force into, to break in (e.g. into a house), to intrude
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