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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
impel,
drive,
wrest,
extort,
get, etc., by main
strength
or
violence;
-- with a
following
adverb,
as
along,
away, from, into,
through,
out, etc..
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Foot Poundal
::
Foot
poundal
() A unit of
energy
or work, equal to the work done in
moving
a body
through
one foot
against
the force of one
poundal..
Parade
::
Parade
(v. t.) An
assembly
and
orderly
arrangement
or
display
of
troops,
in full
equipments,
for
inspection
or
evolutions
before
some
superior
officer;
a
review
of
troops.
Parades
are
general,
regimental,
or
private
(troop,
battery,
or
company),
according
to the force
assembled..
Bore
::
Bore (v. t.) To make (a
passage)
by
laborious
effort,
as in
boring;
as, to bore one's way
through
a
crowd;
to force a
narrow
and
difficult
passage
through..
Knockdown
::
Knockdown
(a.) Of force
sufficient
to fell or
completely
overthrow;
as, a
knockdown
blow; a
knockdown
argument..
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..
Exercisible
::
Exercisible
(a.)
Capable
of being
exercised,
employed,
or
enforced;
as, the
authority
of a
magistrate
is
exercisible
within
his
jurisdiction..
Cosmoplastic
::
Cosmoplastic
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
plastic
force as
operative
in the
formation
of the world
independently
of God;
world-forming.
Knuckle
::
Knuckle
(n.) A
contrivance,
usually
of brass or iron, and
furnished
with
points,
worn to
protect
the hand, to add force to a blow, and to
disfigure
the
person
struck;
as, brass
knuckles;
--
called
also
knuckle
duster..
Energy
::
Energy
(n.)
Strength
of
expression;
force of
utterance;
power to
impress
the mind and
arouse
the
feelings;
life;
spirit;
-- said of
speech,
language,
words,
style;
as, a style full of
energy..
Force
::
Force (n.)
Strength
or power
exercised
without
law, or
contrary
to law, upon
persons
or
things;
violence..
Concuss
::
Concuss
(v. t.) To force (a
person)
to do
something,
or give up
something,
by
intimidation;
to
coerce..
Repel
::
Repel (v. t.) To drive back; to force to
return;
to check the
advance
of; to
repulse
as, to repel an enemy or an
assailant..
Extrude
::
Extrude
(v. t.) To
thrust
out; to
force,
press,
or push out; to
expel;
to drive off or
away..
Per-
::
Per- () A
prefix
used to
signify
through,
throughout,
by, for, or as an
intensive
as
perhaps,
by hap or
chance;
perennial,
that lasts
throughout
the year;
perforce,
through
or by
force;
perfoliate,
perforate;
perspicuous,
evident
throughout
or very
evident;
perplex,
literally,
to
entangle
very
much..
Station
::
Station
(n.) The
headquarters
of the
police
force of any
precinct.
Plunder
::
Plunder
(n.) That which is taken by open force from an
enemy;
pillage;
spoil;
booty;
also, that which is taken by theft or
fraud..
Calculator
::
Calculator
(n.) One who
computes
or
reckons:
one who
estimates
or
considers
the force and
effect
of
causes,
with a view to form a
correct
estimate
of the
effects..
Elide
::
Elide (v. t.) To break or dash in
pieces;
to
demolish;
as, to elide the force of an
argument..
Shipwreck
::
Shipwreck
(v. t.) To
destroy,
as a ship at sea, by
running
ashore
or on rocks or
sandbanks,
or by the force of wind and waves in a
tempest..
Heave
::
Heave (v. t.) To raise or force from the
breast;
to utter with
effort;
as, to heave a
sigh..
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