Definitions

1. noun

A person or thing that can exert power or control over others.

“The police force is responsible for maintaining law and order in the city.”

2. noun

A natural force, such as wind, water, or gravity, that can affect objects.

“The force of the storm destroyed several homes in the area.”

3. noun

A physical strength or energy, especially in a person or animal.

“She had the force to lift the heavy box by herself.”

4. verb

To use or exert power or strength to achieve something.

“He forced the door open with a crowbar.”

5. verb

To make someone do something they do not want to do, often by using physical strength or threats.

“The robber forced the victim to hand over their wallet.”

6. verb

To move or go with great speed or force.

“The plane will force land if it encounters bad weather.”

7. verb

To make something happen or come into existence, especially in a way that is not natural or expected.

“The new policy will force companies to reduce their carbon footprint.”

8. verb

To give someone a strong feeling or sensation, especially a feeling of fear or excitement.

“The horror movie forced me to jump out of my seat.”

9. verb

To press or push something, often with great force or pressure.

“She forced the issue by standing firm in her decision.”