Force
Noun, Verb
UK
/fɔːs/
US
/fɔːrs/
Definition
(n) : Power or strength used to move or influence something.
(v) : To make someone do something against their will.
(v) : To make someone do something against their will.
Example
"(n) : The force of the storm broke several trees."
"(n) : The strong force of the wind knocked over the tree."
"(v) : The teacher didn’t force anyone to join the competition."
Explanation
Force means power, strength, or energy that can make something move or change. For example, “The wind’s force moved the trees.” As a verb, it means to make someone do something against their will; for example, “He was forced to pay money.” In science, force refers to a push or pull that affects an object’s motion. The word can describe both physical power and pressure in everyday or emotional situations.