Force and Incite

Force

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

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Incite and force are semantically related In some cases you can use "Incite" instead a verb "Force".

Incite verb - To bring (something volatile or intense) into being.

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Force and incite are semantically related in encourage topic. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a verb "Incite".

Nearby Words: incitement, inciting

people	force people	incite people
family	force family	incite family
king	force king	incite king
enemy	force enemy	incite enemy
Other words: humans, opponents, students.

During the final climactic fight, Yusuke's opponent criticizes him for not fighting at his full capacity, and kills a teammate to incite Yusuke's full force.

Source: Heroic Second Wind
Natives you incite to attack the Royal Expeditionary Force often do so halfheartedly and proclaim ceasefires with the Royal Expeditionary Force ASAP.

Source: Video Game / Colonization
They even go so far as to send agent provocateurs into every neighboring country to either incite civil war or use false flag operations to force said countries into war against each other, so they could go in and pick up the pieces after it's done.

Source: Light Novel / World Customize Creator

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