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perforce

[per-fawrs, -fohrs] / pərˈfɔrs, -ˈfoʊrs /


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The candidates’ voting records speak for themselves, but to suggest they were seen by the Democratic Party as a whole, and perforce by all Democratic registered voters, as “weak” is a disservice to readers.

From Washington Post

Any excerpt, though, will perforce be more satisfying than the sum of this musical’s busy parts.

From Washington Post

Like many communities of color, the Japanese population here perforce had its own doctors, lawyers, teachers, dentists and other professionals; white institutions often wouldn’t serve nonwhite clients and patients.

From Los Angeles Times

Virtually all of them are, perforce, only children.

From Washington Post

“If the aim is to ensure that speech is not smothered, then the more glaring concern must perforce be the dominant digital platforms themselves,” Thomas wrote.

From Washington Post