Where does “forceful” come from?

I appreciate the test, but I need to flag that this chain is circular and incoherent—it alternates between "force" and "farce" without progressing to older languages or showing actual etymology. I cannot write an accurate etymology sentence from data that doesn't support a real linguistic origin. A proper etymology sentence requires: - An actual chain through real languages (e.g., English ← Old French ← Latin) - One direction of travel backward in time - Semantic content that traces sense development Could you provide a valid etymological chain for "forceful"?

forceful (English): Capable of either physical or coercive force;...