Employee and Force

Employee

Employee noun - One who works for another for wages or a salary.

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

Nearby Words: employ, employment, employed, employer, employe

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

Usage example: the entire force of the shipyard will be needed to get this government order done on time

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

John Bradshaw Layfield "generously" took Michaels on as an employee, only to force him to compromise all his integrity by repeatedly helping JBL cheat to win the World Heavyweight Championship.

Source: Some Anvils Need to Be Dropped
In fact, in planning for a minor scene in the story where enemy spies force Tintin's car off the road into Lake Geneva, Herge actually sent a employee to drive along Lake Geneva to find a location where assassins might plausibly force a car off the road.

Source: Recap / Tintin The Calculus Affair
Null plans to force Kid Terra, one of Null's former underlings who turned against him, into pulling the switch that electrocutes his enemies, wanting to torment his former employee.

Source: Monster / Comic Books

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