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The phrase "a very forceful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is done with great strength or intensity, often in the context of arguments, speeches, or actions.
Example: "The speaker delivered a very forceful argument that left the audience in deep thought."
Alternatives: "a highly persuasive" or "an extremely powerful".
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It was a very forceful knocking down from behind.
Personally I think there could be a very forceful statement to be made".
Prime Minister Jean Chrétien called the move a "very forceful protest".
One can only assume that it wasn't a very forceful message or the Congolese weren't listening.
He was a major social activist at large and a very forceful voice.
"If we have a very forceful response, it actually helps delegitimize the election".
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It was a very, very forceful push – 'just get away from me'".
He was "a very, very forceful presence" during those fights, said Jack Goldsmith, the Justice Department attorney who as head of the Office of Legal Counsel in 2003 threw out a number of legal memos and opinions undergirding the policies that Addington had helped craft, and bore the full brunt of Addington's wrath as a result.
One is the theatre architecture: the Royal Court has a simple but very forceful proscenium arch, and I always write imagining that.
The horseradish kosher dills have nice pungency; the mustard kosher dills are very forceful, a good decongestant.
"She said we should have a vote, and was very forceful about the importance of the U.S. recognizing the genocide," Hachikian said.
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