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Force

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Meaning

Noun

●
Strength or energy of body or
;
;
; might;
of
an influence or
an effect.
●
Power
against will or
;
power;
; coercion.
●
Anything that
make a
change in a person or thing.
●
In Physics, Acceleration, Mechanics & Physical quantities:
A
that
ability to
,
,
or
a body and which has a
and is
in a
× distance/time² (ML/T²): SI:
(N); CGS:
(dyn)
●
Something
that has the power to
a physical effect upon
, such as
it to
or change shape.
●
A group that
to
, control, or constrain.
●
The ability to
, control, or constrain.
●
A
in which the
is known to the
beforehand, especially one
the
of a
by another person.
●
In Law:
Legal validity.
●
In Law:
Either
,
a "forced
", or
compulsion.
●
In Linguistics, Pragmatics, Semantics, Collectives & Ultimate:
Ability of an
or its
(word, form,
, ...) to effect a given meaning.
●
In Science fiction & Star Wars:
A
and
power from the
Star Wars
by George Lucas. See
note.
●
Synonym of
force
●
In Northern England English:
A
or cascade.

Verb

●
To
(a
); to rape.
●
To
, to do
utmost.
●
To
(someone
) to do something.
●
To
by
; to
the
or
of.
●
To
(something) by
, to
(generally +
or adverb).
●
To cause to
(despite
,
etc.); to
through force.
●
To
(a
,
etc.).
●
To
or
by
; to take by
or
;
, to
by
; to
, as a fortress.
●
In Baseball & Ultimate:
To create an out by
a
a
who has no
to
to while in
of a
which has already
the ground.
●
To
(an
or
) to
a
by
a
that
does not hold.
●
To
; to cause to be
; to make
; to enforce.
●
To provide with
; to
; to
by
; to
; to garrison.
●
To
the
of; to value; to care for.
●
To
(rhubarb)
,
it to
early.
●
To
; to
; to farce.

Name

●
Falls. used
names.
●
A surname.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

force
English
arrow
force
Middle English (1100-1500)
fors
Old Norse
Sourced from
Etym

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