Aptitude and Force

Aptitude

Aptitude noun - A habitual attraction to some activity or thing.

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Force and aptitude are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Force" instead a noun "Aptitude".

Force noun - The ability to exert effort for the accomplishment of a task.

Usage example: got through the college board exams by sheer force of will

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Aptitude and force are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aptitude" instead a noun "Force".

physical	physical aptitude	physical force
natural	natural aptitude	natural force
sheer	sheer aptitude	sheer force
small	small aptitude	small force
Other adjectives: strong, actual, real, massive, great, supernatural, political, military, greater, magical.

Thanks to their shared aptitude for The Force, immediately after meeting Luke Skywalker she feels like she can trust him.

Source: Horrible Judge of Character
Of course, the etymology of the word "jazz"... Healing Magic Is the Hardest: While it is possible to use the Force to heal, it is apparently a very specialized skill, possibly requiring innate aptitude on the part of the healer.

Source: Franchise / Star Wars
Amplified Animal Aptitude: You could say it's Obi-Wan guiding her through the Force, but Boga is very good at knowing where he wants her to take him, in three dimensions no less.

Source: Film / Revenge of the Sith

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