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Definition of force
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of force is as below...
Force (n.) To
obtain
or win by
strength;
to take by
violence
or
struggle;
specifically,
to
capture
by
assault;
to
storm,
as a
fortress..
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Potently
::
Potently
(adv.)
With great force or
energy;
powerfully;
efficaciously.
Enforce
::
Enforce
(v. i.) To
attempt
by
force.
War
::
War (n.) A
condition
of
belligerency
to be
maintained
by
physical
force.
In this
sense,
levying
war
against
the
sovereign
authority
is
treason..
Overforce
::
Overforce
(n.)
Excessive
force;
violence.
Afforce
::
Afforce
(v. t.) To
reenforce;
to
strengthen.
Quenelle
::
Quenelle
(n.) A kind of
delicate
forcemeat,
commonly
poached
and used as a dish by
itself
or for
garnishing..
Picket
::
Picket
(n.) A
military
punishment,
formerly
resorted
to, in which the
offender
was
forced
to stand with one foot on a
pointed
stake..
Vigor
::
Vigor (n.)
Strength
or force in
animal
or force in
animal
or
vegetable
nature
or
action;
as, a plant grows with
vigor..
Conquest
::
Conquest
(n.) The act or
process
of
conquering,
or
acquiring
by
force;
the act of
overcoming
or
subduing
opposition
by
force,
whether
physical
or
moral;
subjection;
subjugation;
victory..
Press
::
Press (n.) To force into
service,
particularly
into naval
service;
to
impress..
Alive
::
Alive (a.) In a state of
action;
in force or
operation;
unextinguished;
unexpired;
existent;
as, to keep the fire
alive;
to keep the
affections
alive..
Intensity
::
Intensity
(n.) The
magnitude
of a
distributed
force,
as
pressure,
stress,
weight,
etc., per unit of
surface,
or of
volume,
as the case may be; as, the
measure
of the
intensity
of a total
stress
of forty
pounds
which is
distributed
uniformly
over a
surface
of four
square
inches
area is ten
pounds
per
square
inch..
Sanctity
::
Sanctity
(n.)
Sacredness;
solemnity;
inviolability;
religious
binding
force;
as, the
sanctity
of an
oath..
Rend
::
Rend (v. t.) To
separate
into parts with force or
sudden
violence;
to tear
asunder;
to
split;
to
burst;
as,
powder
rends a rock in
blasting;
lightning
rends an oak..
Man
::
Man (v. t.) To
supply
with men; to
furnish
with a
sufficient
force or
complement
of men, as for
management,
service,
defense,
or the like; to
guard;
as, to man a ship, boat, or
fort..
Aerodynamics
::
Aerodynamics
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the air and other
gaseous
bodies
under the
action
of
force,
and of their
mechanical
effects..
Fleet
::
Fleet (v. i.) A
number
of
vessels
in
company,
especially
war
vessels;
also, the
collective
naval force of a
country,
etc..
Police
::
Police
(n.) A
judicial
and
executive
system,
for the
government
of a city, town, or
district,
for the
preservation
of
rights,
order,
cleanliness,
health,
etc., and for the
enforcement
of the laws and
prevention
of
crime;
the
administration
of the laws and
regulations
of a city,
incorporated
town, or
borough..
Wind
::
Wind (v. t.) To drive hard, or force to
violent
exertion,
as a
horse,
so as to
render
scant of wind; to put out of
breath..
Inertia
::
Inertia
(n.) That
property
of
matter
by which it tends when at rest to
remain
so, and when in
motion
to
continue
in
motion,
and in the same
straight
line or
direction,
unless
acted on by some
external
force;
--
sometimes
called
vis
inertiae..
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