forcibility

/fˌɔɹsəbˈɪlᵻɾi/ noun

The condition of being forcible

Word Origin From Latin fortis 'strong, firm'—so force is strength, and forcibility is the quality of being able to be forced. The root fortis gives us fort, fortress, fortify, comfort (strengthen together), and effort (out of strength). The PIE root *dher- meant 'to hold firmly, support'.

noun The condition of being forcible countable

The forcibility of his argument was undeniable, compelling everyone in the room to reconsider their positions.

(名词) 强制性;强迫性

他论点的说服力无可否认,迫使房间里的每个人都重新考虑自己的立场。

(sustantivo) La condición de ser forzoso o contundente.

La contundencia de su argumento era innegable, obligando a todos en la sala a reconsiderar sus posiciones.

(nom) caractère contraignant; caractère coercitif; force obligatoire [Caractère de ce qui est contraignant, irrésistible ou imposé par la force.]

La **forcibility** de son argument était incontestable et a contraint tout le monde dans la salle à revoir sa position.

(Substantiv) Erzwingbarkeit [Der Zustand, in dem etwas mit Nachdruck oder Zwang durchsetzbar ist.]

Die **Forcibility** seines Arguments war unbestreitbar und zwang alle Anwesenden zum Umdenken.

(名詞) 強制できること、強制力。

彼の議論の強制力は否定できず、部屋にいた全員に自分の立場を見直すよう迫った。

(substantivo) forçabilidade; coercibilidade [A condição de ser forçável.]

A força de seu argumento era inegável, compelindo todos na sala a reconsiderar suas posições.

Word parts: forc + ibil + ity

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