forcibly

So the answer is yes, you can forcibly bring him back.

At least one student was forcibly brought back by his mother.

Until now, when it was forcibly brought to his attention.

He was taken forcibly to a hospital to save his life.

In some circumstances, things come home more forcibly to us.

No one should be forcibly stopped from doing that, not even by the state.

He was forcibly removed from the church and taken back to his parents' house.

We should make that point very forcibly in this instance.

But these must not be forcibly imposed on everyone else.

Other parents said they were forcibly separated from their children.

What do you think about parents forcibly marrying off their children?

There are a number of things which strike me very forcibly.

The first part of this answer was what most forcibly struck me.

They try to take him forcibly off the island without the horse.

When she refuses to do so, he forcibly takes her.

The last thing he wanted was to be forcibly hauled out of here.

Hundreds had been forcibly taken away from their homes by the military police.

Using both hands now, he forcibly moved her head up and down on his shaft.

However, some critics and all the players felt that he should play more forcibly.

Jail staff tried to give him food and water forcibly, with no success.

Have we asked ourselves why this is the way things are in a Union which was not forcibly brought together?

She'd discovered all too forcibly that he could hurt her.

It was only now, forcibly cut off from all he'd known, that he had begun to question.

He was being pulled, forcibly led toward the door opposite.

He is forcibly removed and returned home by the police.