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
The strong wind forces me to let go.
The strong wind forces me to let go.
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A conjunction of forces created the depression.
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What did Louis's forces do instead of recovering Edessa?
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On what holiday did George Washington's forces attack their enemy at Trenton, New Jersey?
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Who brings news that forces the King to postpone the crusade of Christendom and Jerusalem?
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Confederate forces wanted to take over Fort Sumter.
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Why was it called a 'police action' when President Truman sent United States forces to help the South Koreans defend their country against North Korea?
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Who was the leader of the British forces at Yorktown?
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Who was the assassin that destroyed the Emerald Crystal, and allowed the Skull King's forces to enter the valley?
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Why did one section of the armed forces want Japanese recruits?
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Who took command of the Union forces after Major General John Reynold was killed by a Confederate sharpshotter?
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What's it called when the government forces children to go to school?
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At first Russell develops a plan to avoid disaster, who forces him to join the reunion?
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Who was going to join forces with the Thai Communists?
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Our forces help keep what in troubled places?
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pressure; make; bully
allow; permit
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