Meaning of force

Force

Common

noun

•

or energy of

or

;

;

; might;

of

an

or

an

.

•

Power

against will or

;

power;

;

.

•

Anything that

make a

change in a person or

.

•

In Physics:

A

physical quantity

that

to

,

,

or

a

and which has a

and is

in a

in

× distance/time² (ML/T²):

:

(N);

:

(dyn)

•

Something

that has the power to

a

upon

, such as

it to

or change

.

•

A group that

to

, control, or

.

•

The

to

, control, or

.

•

A

in which the

is known to the

beforehand,

one

the

of a

by another person.

•

In Law:

.

•

In Law:

Either

,

a "forced

", or

.

•

In Linguistics, Pragmatics & Semantics:

or its

(word, form,

, ...) to

a

.

•

In Science fiction & Star Wars:

A

and

power from the

by

. See

.

•

of

(“typically with

"the"”)

•

In Northern England English:

A

or

.

verb

•

To

(a

); to

.

•

To

, to

do one's utmost

.

•

To

(someone

) to do something.

•

To

by

; to

the

or

of.

•

To

(something) by

, to

(generally +

prepositional phrase

or

).

•

To

to

(despite

,

etc.); to

through

.

•

To

(a

,

etc.).

•

To

or

by

; to take by

or

;

, to

by

; to

, as a

.

•

In Baseball:

To

an out by

a

a

who has no

to

to while in

of a

which has already

the

.

•

To

(an

or

) to

a

by

a

that

does not

.

•

To

; to

to be

; to make

; to

.

•

To provide with

; to

; to

by

; to

; to

.

•

To

the

of; to value; to

.

•

To

; to

; to

.

name

•

. used in

.

•

A

.

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force

English

force

Middle English (1100-1500)

fors

Old Norse

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