Conscript and Force

Conscript

Conscript verb - To pick especially for required military service.

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Force and conscript are semantically related in induct topic. In some cases you can use "Force" instead a verb "Conscript".

Nearby Words: conscripted, conscription, conscripting

Force

Force verb - To cause (a person) to give in to pressure.

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Synonyms for Force

Antonyms for Force

Conscript and force are semantically related in induct topic. Sometimes you can use "Conscript" instead a verb "Force", if it concerns topics such as obligate to do something.

Nearby Words: forceful, forced, forcible, forcefully, forcibly

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How words are described

single

single conscript

single force

Common collocations

person	conscript person	force person
character	conscript character	force character
people	conscript people	force people
body	conscript body	force body
Other words: children, someone, troops, anyone, son, girls.

Both words in one sentence

A variation on this trope is the Army of the United States, the conscript (read: draft) force of the United States.

Source: Field Promotion
Several countries are known to use considerable force to bring unwilling conscript recruits to barracks.

Source: Press-Ganged
Conscription also heavily overlaps with press-ganging: several countries are known to use either the threat of heavy penalties or considerable force to bring unwilling conscript recruits to barracks.

Source: Conscription

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