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compulsorily [Brit kəmˈpʌls(ə)rəli, Am kəmˈpəls(ə)rəli] ADV

compulsorily purchased

compulsorily retired, made redundant

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So you can effectively do either equity or compulsorily convertible but that is purely exchange control related restrictions. thefirm.moneycontrol.com

Building owners and site engineers should be made responsible for compulsorily registering labourers working for them. www.deccanherald.com

This land was compulsorily collectively farmed, in much the same as land was organized in the DDR. en.wikipedia.org

Psychotropic drugs with effects varying in intensity are compulsorily administered into his body. en.wikipedia.org

In the late 1920s it was proposed that the land would be compulsorily purchased to make way for a new council housing scheme. en.wikipedia.org

The company was compulsorily wound up by the Official Receiver in 1927. en.wikipedia.org

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