0 because of a rule or law that states something must be done:
He thinks that anyone who has more than two children should be compulsorily sterilized.
Patients can now be compulsorily detained in hospital only under tightly drawn criteria.
When she was 62, she was compulsorily retired despite her wish to stay on until she was 65.
Courts have defined a tax as something imposed compulsorily and used for general government purposes.
Eventually, the company was compulsorily wound up.
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May 10, 2021
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