Force and Office

Force

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

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

Office noun - Something one must do because of prior agreement.

Usage example: one of the chief offices of a friend is to be there in someone's hour of need

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Force and office are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Office".

Nearby Words: official, officer

full	full force	full office
original	original force	original office
corrupt	corrupt force	corrupt office
small	small force	small office
Other adjectives: actual, entire, real, large, main, private, personal, secret, new, major, combined, political, imperial, smaller, international, local.

You Are in Command Now: Dwight explaining to the office why they should obey him and stay at work despite no one else being there to force them to:Dwight: When Michael is not there, Jim is in charge.

Source: Series / The Office (US)
He sees that Carpathia is a threat once he loses his power to the American Subpotentate and teams up with his English and Egyptian counterparts to force Carpathia out of office.

Source: Literature / Left Behind
After Vetinari decides to force Moist Von Lipwig to resurrect the post office, Gilt responds by hiring a banshee to try and kill Lipwig and burn down the post office.

Source: Stupid Evil

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