'forced-repaid' is a compound word combining 'forced' and 'repaid'. 'Forced' originates from Old French 'forcer', meaning 'to compel', and 'repaid' is the past participle of 'repay', from Old French 'repayer', meaning 'to pay back'.

'Forced' evolved from Old French 'forcer' to Middle English 'forcen', while 'repaid' evolved from Old French 'repayer' to Middle English 'repayen'.

Initially, 'forced' meant 'compelled by physical means', and 'repaid' meant 'paid back'. Together, they describe a repayment made under compulsion.