Force

//fɔːs//

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The word "force" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.

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Ampère's force law Casimir force Lorentz force Planck force Trump Force One United States Space Force accelerating force action-forcing antiforce atomic force microscope atomic force microscopy behavioral force biteforce blue force brakeforce brute-force by force of color force colour force come into force coming into force constructive force counterforce cyberforce downforce driving force electromagnetic force electromotive force electrostatic force enforce field of force force diagram force down someone's throat force feed force field force in force justified force majeure force multiplier force of habit force of nature force of will force one's way force out force pair force play force pump force quit force someone's back to the wall force someone's hand force the pace force the voucher force to be reckoned with force-feed force-field force-out force-put force-ripe forcefall forcefeed forceful forceless forcely forcemeat forcement forceness forceout forceplate forceshield forcewide forcible forcite four-force g force general of the air force gravitational force ground mobile force in force in full force interforce intermolecular force job force jobforce kilogram-force labor force labour force life force life-force line of force love cannot be forced magnetomotive force masticatory force may the force be with you microforce moment of force net force normal force nuclear force overforce pinch force pound-force pressure gradient force pseudo force pseudo-force quadriforce reconnaissance in force red force reduction in force sales force salesforce semiforce space force spaceforce strike force strikeforce strong force strong nuclear force superforce support force task-force tidal force toon force triforce unforce upforce van der Waals force vital force weak force weak nuclear force will-force work force workforce

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