💪force

noun/verb
/fɔːrs/

Meaning

Strength, energy, or power; to make someone do something against their will.
strength or energy as an attribute of physical action or movement; coercion or compulsion
A physical power or energy that can cause movement, change, or influence.

Example Sentences

The police used force to control the crowd.

The force of the wind knocked down several trees during the storm.

Strong nuclear force binds particles.

Example Expressions

brute force

Synonyms

strength, power, energy, pressure, compulsion, might
Entry 1
strength, power, energy, pressure, compulsion
Entry 2
power, strength, energy, might
Entry 3
power, energy

Antonyms

weakness, helplessness, inaction, gentleness, persuasion, softness, fragility
Entry 1
weakness, helplessness, inaction
Entry 2
weakness, gentleness, persuasion, softness
Entry 3
weakness, fragility

Collocations

use force, military force, police force, force someone, force of nature
Entry 1
use force, military force, police force, force someone
Entry 2
military force, use force, force of nature

More Example Sentences

His mistake forced the team to redo the work.

The strict schedule forced me to wake up early.

Bad internet forced us to cancel the video call.

The traffic forced me to take a different route.

The situation forced me to make a quick decision.

The injury forced him to stop playing for a while.

The rule forced us not to use our phones in class.

We suddenly stopped trying to force a conversation.

High prices forced many people to change their plans.

The new rule forced employees to use a different system.

Related Vocabularies

Physical activity done to maintain or improve health and fitness.
Communication or connection with someone.
the killing of animals for food; killing in large numbers violently
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