Cited and Forced

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Forced and cited are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Forced" instead a verb "Cited".

Nearby Words: citation, citing

Forced adjective - Forcing one's compliance or participation by or as if by law.

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Cited and forced are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cited" instead a verb "Forced".

Nearby Words: force, forceful, forcible, forcefully, forcibly

He frequently visited the opera, had jazz pianist Fats Waller more or less forced to perform at his birthday party in 1926 and cited "Rhapsody In Blue" by George Gershwin as his favorite piece.

Source: One Of Us / Other Pencilnecks
The army is forced to accept many barely fit recruits who don't want to be in it either, and is cited as a contributing factor the infamous "Rape of Nanjing" during World War II, as a number of conscripts were of the "imprisoned or enlisted" variety.

Source: Lowered Recruiting Standards
Continuity Snarl: Besides Marge's personality (which a small, but vocal minority have cited as the reason they despise this episode), the main problem with this episode is the careless retconning of Homer and Marge being young and childless in the 1990s and the forced jokes about 1990s pop culture.

Source: Recap / The Simpsons S 19 E 11 That90s Show

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