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The forcing definability lemma states that for each formula φ(v1​,…,vn​) there is a first-order formula Forceφ​, depending on φ but not on the chosen names, such that for p∈P and forcing names τi​∈M,
p⊩M​φ(τ1​,…,τn​)⟺M⊨Forceφ​(p,τ1​,…,τn​,P).​
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The order relation of P is included in its set code. Thus each instance of the forcing relation is definable inside the ground model, allowing the uses of ground-model axiom schema of separation and replacement in the forcing arguments.

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