Force and Mastery

Force

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

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

Mastery noun - A highly developed skill in or knowledge of something.

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Force and mastery are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Mastery".

Nearby Words: master, mastered, mastering, mastership

physical	physical force	physical mastery
full	full force	full mastery
pure	pure force	pure mastery
natural	natural force	natural mastery
Other adjectives: sufficient, true, strong, powerful, actual, real, great, evil, spiritual, new, combined, greater, magical.

Genius Bruiser: Scarface's power and speed make him a force to be reckoned with, but his real strength is his mastery of wrestling techniques and his intelligence.

Source: Anime / Ultimate Muscle
His achievements and mastery of science and magic is simply far more powerful than anything Vader can do with the force.

Source: Web Animation / Death Battle
It also has Jack Kirby's Fourth World of the New Gods, where Order is represented by the oppressive tyrant, Darkseid, who demands absolute obedience and seeks the Anti-Life Equation, mastery of which will force any mind to submit to the will of he who wields it.

Source: Order Versus Chaos

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