ALL meanings of force
force
F f - noun force any organized group of soldiers, sailors, etc. 0
- noun force any group of people organized for some activity 0
- noun force binding power; validity 0
- noun force the cause, or agent, that puts an object at rest into motion or alters the motion of a moving object 0
- verb transitive force to cause to do something by or as if by force; compel 0
- verb transitive force to rape (a woman) 0
- verb transitive force to break open, into, or through by force 0
- verb transitive force to make (a way, etc.) by force 0
- verb transitive force to overpower or capture by breaking into, through, etc. 0
- verb transitive force to get or take by force; wrest; extort 0
- verb transitive force to drive by or as by force; cause to move against resistance; impel 0
- verb transitive force to impose by or as by force 0
- verb transitive force to effect or produce by or as by force; produce by unusual or unnatural effort 0
- verb transitive force to exert beyond the natural limits or capacity; strain 0
- verb transitive force to cause (plants, fruit, etc.) to develop or grow faster by artificial means 0
- verb transitive force to give or add force to 0
- verb transitive force to put in force 0
- verb transitive force to cause (a base runner) to be put out by a force-out 0
- verb transitive force to cause (a runner) to score or (a run) to be scored by walking the batter with the bases full 0
- verb transitive force to cause (an opponent) to play (a particular card) 0
- verb transitive force to make a bid that requires (one's partner) to bid in response 0
- noun force A force is an action applied to a body which makes it change speed, direction, or shape. 0