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forcesnounpl. of force a body of persons at work or available for workthe entire force of the shipyard will be needed to get this government order done on time help, labor forces, manpowers, personnels, pools, staffs(or staves), workforces labors, proletariats, rank and filesbands, companies, crews, gangs, outfits, parties, squads, teamsemployees(also employes), helpers, hirelings, workersbloodsupports the use of power to impose one's will on anothera cruel tyrant who disbanded the parliament and ruled by force arm-twistings, coercions, compulsions, constraints, duresses, pressures browbeatings, bulldozingsfears, intimidations, menaces, swords, terrorisms, terrors, threats, violencessqueeze plays, squeezesmights, muscles, potencies, puissances, strengthsself-willsstrains, stresses agreements, approvals, consents, permissionspersuasions, reasons, suasions a body of officers of the lawthe police detective retired after 23 years on the force constabularies, fuzzes, heat(slang), men, police, police forces bluecoats, bobbies(British), bulls(slang), constables, coppers, cops, gendarmes, officers, peelers(British), policemen, police officers, policewomen, shamuses(slang), troopers the number of individuals or amount of something available at any given timethe great debate during the Cold War was whether the nation's missile force was adequate budgets, funds, inventories, pools, repertoires, reservoirs, stocks, supplies reserves, resourcescaches, hoards, stockpilesrefills, renewals, replacementskitties, nest eggs, pots, pursesfountains, mines, sources, springs, wells, wellsprings to cause (a person) to give in to pressurethe public outcry from the scandal forced the mayor to resign road construction forced them to take an alternate route blackjacks, coerces, compels, constrains, dragoons, drives, impels, impresses, makes, muscles, obligates, obliges, presses, pressures, sandbags browbeats, bulldozes, bullies, cows, hectors, intimidatesblackmails, high-pressures, menaces, shames, terrorizes, threatensdragsbadgers, harasses, hounds twists one's arm allows, lets, permitsargues, convinces, induces, moves, persuades, prevails (on or upon), satisfies, talks (into), wins (over) to engage in sexual activity and especially intercourse with a person unwilling or unable to give consentwas accused of forcing a woman |