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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
compel,
as by
strength
of
evidence;
as, to force
conviction
on the
mind..
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Assault
::
Assault
(n.) A
violent
onset or
attack
with
physical
means,
as
blows,
weapons,
etc.; an
onslaught;
the rush or
charge
of an
attacking
force;
onset;
as, to make
assault
upon a man, a
house,
or a
town..
Reserve
::
Reserve
(n.) A body of
troops
in the rear of an army drawn up for
battle,
reserved
to
support
the other lines as
occasion
may
require;
a force or body of
troops
kept for an
exigency..
Reinforcement
::
Reinforcement
(n.) See
Reenforcement.
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..
Run
::
Run (v. i.) To drive or
force;
to
cause,
or
permit,
to be
driven..
Lug
::
Lug (v. i.) To pull with
force;
to haul; to drag
along;
to carry with
difficulty,
as
something
heavy or
cumbersome..
Establishment
::
Establishment
(n.) That which is
established;
as: (a) A form of
government,
civil or
ecclesiastical;
especially,
a
system
of
religion
maintained
by the civil
power;
as, the
Episcopal
establishment
of
England.
(b) A
permanent
civil,
military,
or
commercial,
force or
organization.
(c) The place in which one is
permanently
fixed for
residence
or
business;
residence,
including
grounds,
furniture,
equipage,
etc.; with which one is
fitted
out; also, any
office
or place of
business,
with its
fixtures;
Bureau
::
Bureau
(n.)
Hence:
A
department
of
public
business
requiring
a force of
clerks;
the body of
officials
in a
department
who labor under the
direction
of a
chief.
Renew
::
Renew (v. t.)
Specifically,
to
substitute
for (an old
obligation
or
right)
a new one of the same
nature;
to
continue
in
force;
to make
again;
as, to renew a
lease,
note, or
patent..
Vehemence
::
Vehemence
(n.) The
quality
pr state of being
vehement;
impetuous
force;
impetuosity;
violence;
fury; as, the
vehemence..
Shatter
::
Shatter
(v. i.) To be
broken
into
fragments;
to fall or
crumble
to
pieces
by any force
applied.
Slam
::
Slam (v. t.) To
strike
with some
implement
with
force;
hence,
to beat or
cuff..
Inglobate
::
Inglobate
(a.) In the form of a globe or
sphere;
--
applied
to
nebulous
matter
collected
into a
sphere
by the force of
gravitation.
Drive
::
Drive (v. t.) To impel or urge
onward
by force in a
direction
away from one, or along
before
one; to push
forward;
to
compel
to move on; to
communicate
motion
to; as, to drive
cattle;
to drive a nail; smoke
drives
persons
from a
room..
Compel
::
Compel
(v. t.) To drive or urge with
force,
or
irresistibly;
to
force;
to
constrain;
to
oblige;
to
necessitate,
either
by
physical
or moral
force..
Cleave
::
Cleave
(v. t.) To part or
divide
by
force;
to split or rive; to cut.
Counterpoise
::
Counterpoise
(n.) An equal power or force
acting
in
opposition;
a force
sufficient
to
balance
another
force.
Strike
::
Strike
(v. t.) To touch or hit with some
force,
either
with the hand or with an
instrument;
to
smite;
to give a blow to,
either
with the hand or with any
instrument
or
missile..
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..
Astheny
::
Astheny
(n.) Want or loss of
strength;
debility;
diminution
of the vital
forces.
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