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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 (v. i.) To be of
force,
importance,
or
weight;
to
matter..
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Impress
::
Impress
(n.) To take by force for
public
service;
as, to
impress
sailors
or
money..
Supplantation
::
Supplant
(n.) To
overthrow,
undermine,
or force away, in order to get a
substitute
in place of..
Lightly
::
Lightly
(adv.)
With
little
weight;
with
little
force;
as, to tread
lightly;
to press
lightly..
Electro-vitalism
::
Electro-vitalism
(n.) The
theory
that the
functions
of
living
organisms
are
dependent
upon
electricity
or a
kindred
force.
Cylinder
::
Cylinder
(n.) The
chamber
of a steam
engine
in which the
piston
is moved by the force of
steam.
Outlaw
::
Outlaw
(v. t.) To
remove
from legal
jurisdiction
or
enforcement;
as, to
outlaw
a debt or
claim;
to
deprive
of legal
force..
Od
::
Od (n.) An
alleged
force or
natural
power,
supposed,
by
Reichenbach
and
others,
to
produce
the
phenomena
of
mesmerism,
and to be
developed
by
various
agencies,
as by
magnets,
heat,
light,
chemical
or vital
action,
etc.; --
called
also odyle or the
odylic
force..
Precedential
::
Precedential
(a.) Of the
nature
of a
precedent;
having
force as an
example
for
imitation;
as,
precedential
transactions..
Rive
::
Rive (v. t.) To rend
asunder
by
force;
to
split;
to
cleave;
as, to rive
timber
for rails or
shingles..
Carry
::
Carry (v. t.) To move; to
convey
by
force;
to
impel;
to
conduct;
to lead or
guide.
Whirlbat
::
Whirlbat
(n.)
Anything
moved with a
whirl,
as
preparatory
for a blow, or to
augment
the force of it; --
applied
by poets to the
cestus
of
ancient
boxers..
Spontaneity
::
Spontaneity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
spontaneous,
or
acting
from
native
feeling,
proneness,
or
temperament,
without
constraint
or
external
force..
Catalysis
::
Catalysis
(n.) The
catalytic
force.
Remission
::
Remission
(n.) A
temporary
and
incomplete
subsidence
of the force or
violence
of a
disease
or of pain, as
destinguished
from
intermission,
in which the
disease
completely
leaves
the
patient
for a time;
abatement..
Command
::
Command
(n.)
Authority;
power or right of
control;
leadership;
as, the
forces
under his
command..
Marine
::
Marine
(a.) The sum of naval
affairs;
naval
economy;
the
department
of
navigation
and sea
forces;
the
collective
shipping
of a
country;
as, the
mercantile
marine..
Peroration
::
Peroration
(n.) The
concluding
part of an
oration;
especially,
a final
summing
up and
enforcement
of an
argument..
Renitent
::
Renitent
(a.)
Resisting
pressure
or the
effect
of it;
acting
against
impulse
by
elastic
force.
Validity
::
Validity
(n.) Legal
strength,
force,
or
authority;
that
quality
of a thing which
renders
it
supportable
in law, or
equity;
as, the
validity
of a will; the
validity
of a
contract,
claim,
or
title..
Insignificance
::
Insignificance
(n.) Want of force or
effect;
unimportance;
pettiness;
inefficacy;
as, the
insignificance
of human art..
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