perforce \pur-FORS\, adverb:
By necessity; by force of circumstance.
. . .the error of supposing that, because everything indeed is not right with the world, everything must accordingly be wrong with the world; the error of supposing that, because we are plainly not a race of angels, we must perforce be a race of beasts.
-- James Gardner, "Infinite Jest (book reviews)", National Review, June 17, 1996
Perforce comes from French par force, "by force."
RANDTSers will parforce never die.....
~multum in parvo~
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