force-feed

Preposition: of

• prisoner: These included accounts of force-feeding of prisoners who had been forcibly restrained.

Object

• diet: I'm just sick of getting the usual, force-fed diet of Detroit and Colorado, for that matter.
• woman: Unwilling to release all the imprisoned suffragettes, the prison authorities force-fed these women on hunger strike.
• prisoner: Strong paternalism can be seen in cases such as forcibly administering blood transfusions to Jehovah's Witnesses or force-feeding prisoners on hunger strike.
• duck: Farmers are shown cultivating rice and wheat, rearing cattle, force-feeding ducks and growing mulberry leaves to feed the silk worms.
• packet: A falsetto, I must add, with the clarity of a kitten that had just been force-fed ten packets of Hall's Soothers.

Modifying Another Word

• then: The lost ideals, the dreams and visions were replaced with technology and then force-fed to us the siblings of the summer of love.
• cruelly: This so-called delicacy is produced from the diseased swollen liver of ducks and geese which have been cruelly force-fed.