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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a kind of forced" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that feels imposed or unnatural, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The conversation felt a kind of forced, as if they were trying too hard to connect."
Alternatives: "somewhat forced" or "rather contrived".
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Dream pipes, a kind of forced oscillatory heat pipes, necessarily require some driving mechanisms for oscillations of enclosed working fluids.
Poe began to think of his life as a kind of forced labor in "the Magazine Prison-House".
While Mr. Hussein's court appearance sparked many strong opinions, one of the most common sentiments voiced Thursday was denial, a kind of forced indifference toward the man.
Several dozen abused hens plot to break out of the Tweedy farm, a kind of forced labor camp for egg layers in the English countryside.
Many Israeli leaders, on the left as well as the right, are today calling for a kind of forced, almost punitive, disengagement by Israel from the Palestinians.
In response to technical claims that troubled nuclear reactors be safely cooled in a short period, this study discovers new merits in the so-called dream pipe which can be a kind of forced oscillatory heat pipe.
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He uses it as a kind of force.
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Add a film of clarified butter as a kind of force multiplier and you have a dish of intense simplicity.
Within five miles of Kiza, whose biceps are adorned in animal tooth amulets, there exists a kind of force field.
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