Definition of force-feed - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
compulsory eatingRare make someone eat by forceRare
- The captors had to force-feed the prisoner to keep him alive..
2.
information impositionRare compel someone to accept ideas or informationRare
- The teacher was accused of trying to force-feed the students with propaganda.
Examples of force-feed in a sentence
Doctors sometimes need to force-feed patients with severe anorexia. He tried to force-feed his opinions during the debate. The documentary seemed to force-feed its message to viewers.
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- French:gaver, imposer, ...
- German:zwangsfüttern, eintrichtern, ...
- Italian:alimentare con la forza, indottrinare, ...
- Spanish:forzar a comer, imponer, ...
- Portuguese:alimentar à força, impor, ...
- Chinese:强迫进食, 灌输, ...
- Japanese:強制給餌する, 押し付ける, ...
- Arabic:أَطْعَمَ قَسْرًا, لَقَّنَ قَسْرًا, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַאֲכִיל בְּכֹחַ, לִכְפּוֹת, ...
- Russian:кормить насильно, навязывать, ...
- Ukrainian:годувати примусово, нав'язувати, ...
- Hindi:जबरदस्ती खिलाना, भरना, ...
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