forced
v.v. to make someone do something they do not want to do. You use this when there is no other choice or when someone uses power to get their way.
v. to compel someone to act through the use of physical, moral, or intellectual pressure. Transitive; frequently used in the passive voice followed by a 'to'-infinitive.
The heavy rain forced us to stay inside all day.
The sudden loss of funding forced the charity to cancel its annual summer camp for local children.
While the CEO preferred a gradual transition, the board of directors forced an immediate resignation to appease the company's nervous shareholders.
Transitive verb; often follows the pattern 'force someone to do something'.
They forced him doing itThey forced him to do itThe verb 'force' requires an object followed by a 'to'-infinitive, not a gerund.