Forbidding, for-bid'-ding, a

repulsive; raising aversion or dislike; disagreeable: unpleasant. Forbiddingly, for-bid'-ding-le, ad. in a forbidding manner. Forbiddingne , for-bid'-ding-nes, s. repulsivene . to produce change; energy; active power;momentum; compulsory power; moral power to convince the mind; validity; power to bind or hold; troops; an army ornavy;abody organized for action; nece ity;. any unlawful violence to person or property [Law]. Physical force, the force of physical constraint. External forces, those forces which act upon bodies of matter at sensible distances, as gravitation. Moral force, the power of acting on the reason in judging and determining Mechanical force, any cause which on. tends to alter a body's. state of rest or of uniform motion convertibility in a straight of one mode line. of Correlation force into of another, forces, the as of he at in to motion, and vice vers a. Conservation of force. See Energy. exertion of power not resistible; to overpower by strength; to draw or push by main strength; to compel by strength of evidence; to take by force; to violate; to overstrain; to distort; to cause to ripen prematurely: v.n. to use violence; to lay stre on; to strive. To force from, to wrest from. To force out, to drive out; to compel to i ue out or to leave. To force wine, to fine it by a short proce . To force plants, tourge the growth of plants by artificial he at. (L.fortis, strong.) Forcedly, foars'-ed-le, ad. in forced manner. Forced of ne , foars' -ed-nes, s. the state of being forced. foars'-ful-le, ad, violently; Impetuously. highly seasoned. ing anything difficult of manipulating otherwise (L.) is forced up a side pipe under the pre ure of a solid piston or plunger. ing. Forcible entry and detainer, a taking or keeping in po e ion of lands, ., without authority [Law.] Forciblene , foar'- se-bl-nes, s. the quality of being on forcible. Forcibly, foar' -se-ble, ad. in a forcible manner. really weak: 8, a writer who is, so.. an earlier season than the natural one, by artificial to heat [Hort.]; fining of wines by a speedy proce . used to produce bottom heat in forcing plants. pincers, to open and inclose. in Forcipation, for-se-pa'-shun, s. a mode of punishment by pinching with forceps. be cro ed by wading or on foot; a stream: v.a. to cro a river or other water onfoot (A.S.far an, to go). dent; being in front or toward the face; near the stem [Naut. ]: ad. before; previously. Fore and aft, from one end of the ve el to the other; lengthwise elbow and wrist [Anat.]: v.a. to arm beforehand. to feel a secret sense of something future. ing or a fore-feeling of coming evil. Fating evil. yard-arm to change the position of the fore-sail [Naut.] plan before execution: v.n. to form a scheme beforehand: s. previous contrivance; foresight. of a ve el forward of the foremast the forward part of a merchant ve el, under the deck; [Naut.]