Need help with finding alternative word from "create"

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Hi,

This may seem like a silly question, but I am struggling to find an alternative word which has a similar meaning to "create" but in a forceful way.....

To give you an everyday example, we can say that we 'create' business. A tax office may be considered a business. However, as a public citizen, I don't want to 'create' business with the tax office, but I 'have to' (forced through regulation). This may be described as __________ business.

Fill in the blank.

I would be grateful if you have any suggestion on this as I need to examine alternative words please.

Many thanks in advance!!

MarkR

actualize, author, beget, bring into being, bring into existence, bring to pass, build, cause to be, coin, compose, conceive, concoct, constitute, construct, contrive, design, devise, discover, dream up, effect, erect, establish, fabricate, fashion, father, forge, form, formulate, found, generate, give birth to, give life to, hatch, imagine, initiate, institute, invent, invest, make, occasion, organize, originate, parent, perform, plan, procreate, produce, rear, set up, shape, sire, spawn, start

http://thesaurus.com/browse/create

Who Knows?

Hi Mark,

Yes, I checked that source before I posted here and none seem to fit. Any ideas yourself besides online material?

Ickle Magoo

Could it be described as the taxes propagating business for the tax office...or tax offices deal in compulsory business...?

compelled creation of business? (edit got mixed up with impel :rolleyes: )
or enforced?

force eleven

Involuntary business.

Mongarra

I wonder would "compelled" work?

Kadongy

raped.

forced to create = raped

Who Knows?

I don't think these work, for example, if I create, it implies a positive sense of something being developed/constructed...?

If I have to create, forced almost (but force is too strong), compelled, how would you use this in the sense that... "Within this service we are [together compelled] to submit tax...bla bla....

Is co-compelled a word?

Or maybe co-impelled?

spurious

Inveigled?

Ickle Magoo

obligated?

Who Knows?

Who Knows? wrote: »

I don't think these work, for example, if I create, it implies a positive sense of something being developed/constructed...?

If I have to create, forced almost (but force is too strong), compelled, how would you use this in the sense that... "Within this service we are [together compelled] to submit tax...bla bla....

Is co-compelled a word?

Or maybe co-impelled?

we are compelled is fine
or since it's tax, required, we are required

amen

compulsary

longshanks

Obliged, bound? Compelled works for me

Jess16

Inciting -the tax office is inciting business and you are subsequently required to pay tax

MarkR

Enforced?

me-skywalker

Who Knows? wrote: »

Hi,

However, as a public citizen, I don't want to 'create' business with the tax office, but I 'have to' (forced through regulation). This may be described as __________ business.

Yes you do want to, otherwise you will be breaking the law. You don't want to create a situation for yourself where you are fined or jailed for not adhering to your legal obligations as a citizen of a country.

:cool:

Oryx

coerced, extorted, conscripted.

In future, if you have a word that not quite right, run it through the thesaurus, if the results are close but still not quite it, run them through the thesaurus. Youll find that inspiriation will strike as you run through alternatives, your brain may suddenly go 'ping!' and come up with the right word.

smcgiff

Statuary

smcgiff

Having problems editing on my phone - should read Statutory

ThePinkCage

Initiating?

Das Kitty

You comply with regulations, if that's any help to you.

asper

forced through regulation - legally obligated / obligatory

Your question confused me a little though
to create a business = to form something
to create business = to enable something

Is it possible the idea is "to do business with"?