Dwingen: Dutch verb forms
dwingen dwong gedwongen
to force, coerce (someone)
/ˈdʋɪŋə(n)/
Conjugation
| Person | Present | Past | Perfect |
|---|---|---|---|
| ik | dwing | dwong | heb gedwongen |
| jij, u | dwingt | dwong | hebt gedwongen |
| hij, zij, het | dwingt | dwong | heeft gedwongen |
| wij, jullie, zij | dwingen | dwongen | hebben gedwongen |
- Past participle: gedwongen, with hebben.
Meaning in English
- to force, coerce (someone)
- to constrain, enforce, cause inevitably
- to insist forcefully
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