Kényszerítjük

Kényszerítjük is the first-person plural present tense form of the Hungarian verb "kényszerít," which translates to "to force," "to compel," or "to oblige" in English. The word indicates that "we" are actively performing the action of forcing or compelling someone or something. It implies a situation where an external influence or pressure is being exerted by a group of people.

The verb "kényszerít" itself carries a strong connotation of overcoming resistance or acting against someone's will. Therefore, "kényszerítjük" suggests a collective effort to make something happen that would not otherwise occur without this imposition. The context in which "kényszerítjük" is used will determine the specific nuance of the compulsion, whether it is through physical means, psychological pressure, or legal authority. It can be used in both literal and figurative senses.