English–Japanese
“force” in Japanese
How to say “force” in Japanese
“Force” in Japanese is 強制 (kyōsei).
Describes compelling a person to do something instead of allowing a free choice.
Example sentences with 強制
自分の考えを相手に強制してはいけません。ji bun no kanga e o ai te ni kyō sei shi te wa i ke ma se n
You should not force your ideas on others.
Tips for using 強制
- In everyday conversation, 強制 (kyōsei) often describes rules that leave no option to refuse, such as required participation, rather than a voluntary request or suggestion.
Other Japanese words for “force”
国は武力を使いません。kuni wa bu ryoku o tsuka i ma se n
The country does not use force.
その決定は住民に負担を強います。so no ket tei wa jū min ni fu tan o shi i ma su
The decision imposes a burden on the residents.