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forcing

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forcing [′fȯrs·iŋ]
(graphic arts)
The attempt to bring out detail in an underexposed negative by extending the development time or by using an accelerator.
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The country indeed affords goats and honey, but nobody would sell us any, the King, as I was secretly informed, having strictly prohibited it, with a view of forcing all we had from us.
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