Both "forced" and "compulsory" imply a lack of choice and describe actions or conditions that are imposed on someone or something. They both suggest that something must be done or is unavoidable.
"Forced" often implies use of coercion or pressure to make someone do something, and can be used in various contexts including physical force. "Compulsory" generally refers to requirements set by rules or laws, and is more commonly used in formal, institutional, or bureaucratic contexts.
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