v. to cause a person to give in to pressure; n. strength or power that can be felt; the use of power to impose one's will on another
He will force her to go. OR The force of the wind knocked down the tree.
He will force her to go. OR The force of the wind knocked down the tree.
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What did Tommy's father force him to do to his friend Moses?
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What did Mister Doctor force Misha to memorize?
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An example of non-contact force is weight.
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Where did the whites force Running Deer and the other members of the tribe to live after destroying their village?
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There was a strong magnetic force between the two items.
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How did Demeter force Zeus into allowing Persephone to return from the Underworld for half the year?
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What did the Spanish conquerers force the Inca men to do?
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Where is the force of a magnet the strongest?
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The centripetal force pulled my marble to the center of the game.
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The net force acting on an object is the sum of the forces onto the object.
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A bathroom scale is an example of a force meter.
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pressure; make; bully
allow; permit
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