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Force
speaker
Common
noun
Power
against will or
;
power;
;
.
Anything that
make a
change in a person or
.
In Physics:
A
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:
of
(“typically with
"the"”)
In Northern England English:
verb
To
(a
); to
.
To
(someone
) to do something.
To
(something) by
, to
(generally +
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
Middle English (1100-1500)
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Old Norse
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