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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit forceful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a manner of speaking or writing that is somewhat assertive or strong, but not overly aggressive.
Example: "While I appreciate your enthusiasm, your suggestion came across as a bit forceful, which may not resonate well with the team."
Alternatives: "somewhat assertive" or "a little aggressive".
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"The Americans and the British should stop being timid about this whole process, they should be a bit forceful".
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Her voice got a bit more forceful.
Would he have if they had been allowed to be a bit more forceful?' I don't know".
Forget school, he counsels (his exact words are a bit more forceful, and can't be printed here).
"I suspect that if they see greater signs of weakness later this year they could institute something a bit more forceful in terms of quantitative easing," he said.
Or rather, they see the United States as being a bit more forceful with Russia in contrast to a country like China because the United States doesn't recognize Russia as a great power?
CrunchGear's Peter Ha gets a bit more forceful in his defense of the pricing.
To make people really grasp the potential of Graph Search and purposefully contribute, it may need to be a bit more forceful.
Wednesday's delivery may have been a bit more forceful, the fans a bit louder; maybe more voters tuned in thanks to the media hype machine.
If they say no then suggest a time but be a bit more forceful.
If not, you may need to be a bit more forceful.
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