'forced-returned' originates from the combination of 'forced' and 'returned', where 'forced' means 'compelled by force' and 'returned' means 'to go back'.

'forced' and 'returned' have been used in English since the Middle Ages, and their combination into 'forced-returned' is a modern construct to describe a specific situation.

Initially, 'forced' and 'returned' had separate meanings, but their combination now specifically refers to being compelled to go back.