"forcefully pushed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing an action in which a person or object is moved with great strength and effort. For example: - The football player was forcefully pushed off the field by the opposing team. - She was forcefully pushed into the car by her abductor. - The boulder was forcefully pushed down the mountainside by the landslide. - The door creaked open as it was forcefully pushed by the wind. - The protesters were forcefully pushed back by the police.
Pentagon officials have more forcefully pushed the Chinese military to be less secretive about its intent and its weapons.
In plush times, the Chicago Bulls forcefully pushed season tickets, against the day when Mr. Jordan would depart.
Then, the 39-year-old forcefully pushed aside the clerk and stole a handful of cash from the register.
The moment that word spread about the decision in Texas, allies of Mr. Gingrich forcefully pushed back against the suggestion that Mr. Santorum won the group's support outright.
As they reached Parliament, which is barricaded behind giant blast walls, many tried to enter but were forcefully pushed back by the riot police.
The Guardian has also learned that despite UK claims to the contrary, energy industry representatives repeatedly and forcefully pushed for weaker pollution limits at meetings in Brussels.
For the most part the regime has refrained from forcefully pushing back against protesters but periodic clashes threaten to break the calm.
All told, it's just the kind of role relished by a 34-year-old forcefully pushing his career in new directions.
The video footage, which is 29 seconds long, shows one of the men moving close to Clarkson and shouting "Go the Power" before the coach forcefully pushes him away.
Others are more optimistic, like Rob Housman, assistant director of strategic planning for the White House drug policy office, which has been forcefully pushing for more reliable drug testing in Olympic sports.
He declined to name the commissioners or describe their reservations, but the European industry commissioner, Günter Verheugen, a German, has been forcefully pushing for lower fines on vehicle makers so as not to jeopardize the health of the industry.
