Force and Loop

Force

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

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

Loop

Loop verb - Move in loops.
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Synonyms for Loop

Force and loop are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a verb "Loop".

Nearby Words: looped, loopy, looping

How words are described

full full force full loop
positive positive force positive loop
original original force original loop
single single force single loop
Other adjectives: entire, massive, new, larger, primary.

Common collocations

character force character loop character
way force way loop way
characters force characters loop characters

Both words in one sentence

  • "Groundhog Day" Loop An Alternate Plane of Existence was used to force an old west town to relive a tradgedy of thug murdering a local Native American, and said plane was cursed into a time loop.
  • In "Goodbye To All That", Derek Rees kills the Terminator sent to kill Martin Bodell in front of Bodell, to set up a Stable Time Loop and force Bodell to become the soldier Derek remembers him being in the future.
  • Video Game / RollerCoaster Tycoon In RCT3, placing a LIM launched coaster on the top of a mountain, which then dives straight down to the bottom of the world before doing a loop-de-loop will make fifty gravities of force.
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