“To take forcibly” in Japanese
Short answer
To take forcibly in Japanese is “むしり取る” (mushiritoru). Full meaning: to tear off, to pluck off, to take forcibly.
Other ways to say “To take forcibly” in Japanese
むしり取ッ
mushirito to tear off, to pluck off, to take forcibly
むしり取っ
mushirito to tear off, to pluck off, to take forcibly
むしり取ら
mushiritora to tear off, to pluck off, to take forcibly
むしり取ろ
mushiritoro to tear off, to pluck off, to take forcibly
むしり取り
mushiritori to tear off, to pluck off, to take forcibly
むしり取れ
mushiritore to tear off, to pluck off, to take forcibly
むしり取ん
mushiriton to tear off, to pluck off, to take forcibly
むしり取ろっ
mushiritoro to tear off, to pluck off, to take forcibly
むしり取ろふ
mushiritorou to tear off, to pluck off, to take forcibly
むしり取ろう
mushiritorou to tear off, to pluck off, to take forcibly
むしり取りゃ
mushiritorya to tear off, to pluck off, to take forcibly
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