Clout
Clout noun - A hard strike with a part of the body or an instrument.
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Synonyms for Clout
Forces and clout are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Forces" with "Clout", this nouns are similar.
Forces
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The asari provide elite biotic special forces and economic and diplomatic clout, at the expense of heavy combat units.
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During the in-fighting after Sela's kidnapping and the Tal Shiar's defeat on New Romulus, the RSE basically lost all political clout and was no longer recognized by any of the other powers of the Quadrant as more and more of their forces defected to the Republic.
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Yuan Shikai, called out of retirement to lead the Beiyang Army against the forces of the Revolutionaries in 1911, turned on the Emperor and used his clout as a military leader to declare an end to the Manchu Empire of the Qing.
Source: Useful Notes / No More Emperors
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