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“To force up” in Japanese

Short answer
突き上げる tsukiageru つきあげる

To force up in Japanese is “突き上げる” (tsukiageru). Full meaning: to push up, to force up, to toss; to pressure one's superiors; to burst out (of emotions, etc.), to fill one's heart.

Other ways to say “To force up” in Japanese

押し上げる oshiageru to boost, to force up, to push up 押上げる oshiageru to boost, to force up, to push up おし上げる oshiageru to boost, to force up, to push up 突きあげる tsukiageru to push up, to force up, to toss; to pressure one's superiors; to burst out (of emotions, etc.), to fill one's heart つきあげる tsukiageru to push up, to force up, to toss; to pressure one's superiors; to burst out (of emotions, etc.), to fill one's heart 推しあげる oshiageru to boost, to force up, to push up 衝きあげる tsukiageru to push up, to force up, to toss; to pressure one's superiors; to burst out (of emotions, etc.), to fill one's heart 押しあげる oshiageru to boost, to force up, to push up おしあげる oshiageru to boost, to force up, to push up 搗きあげる tsukiageru to push up, to force up, to toss; to pressure one's superiors; to burst out (of emotions, etc.), to fill one's heart 推し上げる oshiageru to boost, to force up, to push up

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