Election and Force

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Election noun - The power, right, or opportunity to choose.

Usage example: at the country inn, breakfast in bed is entirely at the election of the guest

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Force is an antonym for election.

Force noun - A body of persons at work or available for work.

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Election is an antonym for force.

single	single election	single force
actual	actual election	actual force
entire	entire election	entire force
real	real election	real force
Other adjectives: main, new, major, political, imperial, primary, local.

One, James Neary, the Atlantic City treasurer, won't recant, so Jimmy and Richard Harrow force him to type a note at gunpoint implicating Eli in the election rigging, then shoot him in the mouth and stage his death as a suicide.

Source: Deceased Fall-Guy Gambit
The Russian plot is to detonate a nuclear bomb near a US Air Force base, to cause the election of an anti-nuclear, pro-Soviet government.

Source: Literature / The Fourth Protocol
Odd Friendship: Alan Trent, a gay liberal from Massachusetts who was introduced in The Cardinal of the Kremlin, is first seen in the company of Sam Fellows, a conservative Mormon from Arizona, at the end of the novel when they force the President to throw the election to Fowler.

Source: Literature / Clear and Present Danger

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