Esteem and Force

Esteem

Esteem noun - A feeling of great approval and liking.

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Antonyms for Esteem

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

Nearby Words: esteemed, esteeming

Force

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

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Esteem and force are semantically related in control topic. Sometimes you can use "Esteem" instead a noun "Force", if it concerns topics such as right.

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

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How words are described

pure	pure esteem	pure force
great	great esteem	great force
personal	personal esteem	personal force
political	political esteem	political force
Other adjectives: greater.

Both words in one sentence

A hat cannot be bought; only be taken by force or guile, or (rarely) given as a token of esteem.

Source: Nice Hat / Web Comics
New Moon: After being told, point-blank, by Edward multiple times that he's in love with her, and that it's the driving force behind every action he takes, Bella finally shrugs off her low self-esteem and realises that he means it.

Source: Love Epiphany
I Just Want to Be Normal: Annie in Renew Your Vows has this problem - she has her papa's powers, but because of Regent's threat, Peter and MJ force her to hide it, which gives her horrible self-esteem issues.

Source: Comic Book / Secret Wars (2015)

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