Force and Mortal

Force

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

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

Mortal noun - A member of the human race.

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Force and mortal are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Mortal".

Nearby Words: mortally, mortality

physical	physical force	physical mortal
full	full force	full mortal
pure	pure force	pure mortal
true	true force	true mortal
Other adjectives: single, strong, powerful, evil, new, strongest.

Demons come from the fourth and fifth layers of reality below the mortal world, and have repeatedly tried to conquer it in order to feed on the life force of its inhabitants.

Source: The Legions of Hell
Eventually, Louisa tells Dee that as a ghost, she wants to enjoy her special powers rather than be friends with a worthless mortal and disappears, hoping that this will force Dee to make some mortal friends and move on with her life.

Source: Break His Heart to Save Him
In the Docetic Gnostic tradition, Christ is portrayed as a disembodied force rather than a mortal man, with Jesus himself being either a host possessed by the spirit of Christ or simply an illusion.

Source: Useful Notes / Gnosticism

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