Force
Propel
Propel verb - To apply force to (someone or something) so that it moves in front of one.
Usage example: playfully he propelled his rambunctious friend into the swimming pool to cool off
Force is a synonym for propel in move topic. You can use "Force" instead a verb "Propel", if it concerns topics such as drive, throw, spur.
Nearby Words: propelled, propelling
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Chances are, much like Skyrim with Giants, the excess damage still needed to drop a target filters out as excess force to propel the target to such incredible heights.
Source: Wreaking Havok -
Fortean Times indirectly solved this: it reported on a craze in Canada where slings were used to propel clear boiled sweets with some force against glass windows of all kinds.
Source: Suffer the Slings -
Artificial Gravity: Used by the starships to propel themselves and to protect their occupants from the crushing force of their thrust.
Source: Literature / House of Suns
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