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1. (noun)
coerce, hale, squeeze, pressure, force
- to cause to do through pressure or necessity, by physical, moral or intellectual means :"She forced him to take a job in the city" 2. (noun)
impel, force
- urge or force (a person) to an action; constrain or motivate 3. (noun)
push, force
- move with force, "He pushed the table into a corner" Synonyms:
power , military unit , energy , military group , button , military force , push button , strength , thrust , violence , effect , force out, get-up-and-go , pushing , force play , force-out , personnel , forcefulness 4. (noun)
force, thrust
- impose urgently, importunately, or inexorably Synonyms:
stab , power , military unit , military group , violence , military force , drive , strength , knife thrust , effect , driving force , force out, jabbing , thrusting , jab , force play , force-out , personnel , forcefulness , poke , push , poking 5. (noun)
wedge, squeeze, force
- squeeze like a wedge into a tight space Synonyms:
clinch , effect , hug , chock , personnel , liquidity crisis , forcefulness , hacek , torpedo , wedge heel , credit crunch , force play , squeezing , sub , violence , hero , grinder , squeeze play , power , military force , submarine sandwich , wedge shape , submarine , zep , power play , wring , military group , military unit , bomber , hoagy , force out, strength , cuneus , hero sandwich , force-out , hoagie , poor boy6. (noun)
force, drive, ram
- force into or from an action or state, either physically or metaphorically Synonyms:
power , driveway , military unit , driving , military group , ride , military force , crusade , thrust , strength , effort , violence , effect , driving force , campaign , force out, random-access memory , movement , random memory , random access memory , parkway , cause , force play , read/write memory , private road , force-out , personnel , forcefulness , tup
7. (noun)
pull, draw, force
- cause to move by pulling Synonyms:
military group , haul , standoff , military unit , lot , drawing card , military force , attractor , violence , clout , hooking , pulling , force play , draw play , hook , tie , haulage , wrench , twist , draw poker , power , force-out , force out, puff , attracter , attraction , personnel , forcefulness , drag , effect , strength 8. (noun)
force
- do forcibly; exert force Synonyms:
force play , military group , effect , military unit , violence , strength , power , force out, force-out , forcefulness , military force , personnel 9. (noun)
storm, force
- take by force Synonyms:
force play , military group , effect , military unit , violence , strength , violent storm , power , force out, force-out , forcefulness , military force , personnel , tempest 10. (verb)
coerce, hale, squeeze, pressure, force
- to cause to do through pressure or necessity, by physical, moral or intellectual means :"She forced him to take a job in the city" Synonyms:
draw , storm , blackjack , nip , pressure , crush , thrust , rack , ram , hale , press , blackmail , twitch , gouge , tweet , embrace , impel , force , shove , twinge , compress , hug , drive , constrict , cart , contract , extort , stuff , squeeze , squash , compact , pinch , drag , wring , mash , coerce , push , bosom , wedge , squelch , pull , haul 11. (verb)
impel, force
- urge or force (a person) to an action; constrain or motivate Synonyms:
pressure , hale , coerce , squeeze , storm , push , impel , wedge , thrust , ram , propel , pull , draw , drive , force 12. (verb)
push, force
- move with force, "He pushed the table into a corner" Synonyms:
fight , tug , ram , promote , force , agitate , hale , crusade , drive , advertise , thrust , draw , campaign , pull , coerce , storm , squeeze , pressure , wedge , labor , labour , crowd , impel , press , bear on, advertize , push 13. (verb)
force, thrust
- impose urgently, importunately, or inexorably Synonyms:
stuff , throw , force , pressure , hale , drive , coerce , thrust , draw , push up, shove , storm , squeeze , pull , hurtle , wedge , ram , hurl , impel , lunge , pierce , push 14. (verb)
wedge, squeeze, force
- squeeze like a wedge into a tight space Synonyms:
extort , draw , storm , nip , stick , pressure , crush , thrust , rack , ram , hale , press , twitch , gouge , tweet , embrace , impel , force , shove , twinge , compress , hug , drive , lodge , contract , deposit , stuff , squeeze , squash , compact , pinch , wring , mash , coerce , push , bosom , wedge , squelch , pull , constrict 15. (verb)
force, drive, ram
- force into or from an action or state, either physically or metaphorically Synonyms:
tug , pressure , force back , thrust , get , ram , crash , hale , jam , take , impel , repel , cram , aim , storm , pull , drive , coerce , ride , pound , chock up, wad , ram down , labour , motor , squeeze , push , repulse , force , draw , labor , wedge , jampack , push back , beat back 16. (verb)
pull, draw, force
- cause to move by pulling Synonyms:
absorb , take in, pressure , suck up, pull in, attract , get , overstretch , thread , quarter , ram , string , perpetrate , pull back , commit , depict , guide , describe , drag , disembowel , thrust , suck , delineate , deplumate , rive , make , hale , soak up, tie , cast , storm , pull , get out , take out, drive , coerce , draw and quarter , root for, push , sop up , puff , reap , draw out, pass , squeeze , pluck , imbibe , impel , deplume , pull up, line , withdraw , pull out, force , draw , draw off, wedge , run , tear , rend , trace , extract , draw in, rip , displume , take up, eviscerate 17. (verb)
force
- do forcibly; exert force Synonyms:
thrust , pressure , hale , coerce , squeeze , storm , push , impel , wedge , ram , pull , draw , drive 18. (verb)
storm, force
- take by force Synonyms:
ramp , force , pressure , hale , drive , coerce , thrust , draw , storm , squeeze , pull , rage , surprise , wedge , ram , impel , push
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