Force and Mass

Force

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

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

Mass noun - A considerable amount.

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Force and mass are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Mass".

Nearby Words: massed, massing, massive

sentient	sentient force	sentient mass
physical	physical force	physical mass
full	full force	full mass
original	original force	original mass
Other adjectives: sufficient, single, sheer, small, actual, entire, real, large, great, main, magnetic, greater, larger, smaller.

There's not enough mass or force to knock a person off their feet, but instead, it's the person's reaction to the impact that knocks them down.

Source: Blown Across the Room
Their mass exerts the same gravitational force as a star, planet, or any other object of the same mass.

Source: Useful Notes / Black Holes
Moreover, mass x acceleration = force, so as long as someone can move effectively, more mass means more powerful strikes when they hit you.

Source: Acrofatic

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