Force and Law

Force

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

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

Law noun - The force of policemen and officers.

Usage example: the law came looking for him

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Force and law are semantically related (British) in bill topic. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Law".

Nearby Words: lawful, lawless, laws, lawfulness, lawfully

physical	physical force	physical law
natural	natural force	natural law
original	original force	original law
single	single force	single law
Other adjectives: actual, real, evil, main, private, military, international, local, magical, demonic.

Everyone else decides that's a stupid law and force themselves to remember anyway.

Source: Ret Gone
Played with in The Good Witch: Angel is fond of using magic spells to force these sorts of second law declarations out of her brother as a form of torment.

Source: Second Law of Gender Bending
Rainbow Six — Badass Clark forms an international paramilitary counterterrorism force, with his future son-in-law and Junior Badass Domingo "Ding" Chavez tapped to lead it into action.

Source: Literature / Jack Ryan

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