Force and Prom

Force

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

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

Prom

Prom noun - A social gathering for dancing.
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Synonyms for Prom

Force and prom are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Prom".

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  • Used in the plot of "The Way We Was" in The Simpsons: Marge goes with Artie Ziff to the prom, but after it he reveals himself as a total sleaze who initially attempts to force himself on her.
  • Comic Strip / Funky Winkerbean When "Prom Comittee Member" Roberta Blackburn finds out, she launches a demonstration to force the school officials' hand and stop the couple from attending.
  • Series / Big Time Rush Jo's father works for the CIA, and his at first presented as a strict father, but when Jo goes to prom behind his back, he use's CIA Force to drag her and Kendall out.
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