Force and Rally

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Force verb - To cause (a person) to give in to pressure.

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

Rally verb - To assemble and make ready for action.

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Force and rally are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a verb "Rally".

Nearby Words: rallied, rallying

joint	joint force	joint rally
original	original force	original rally
small	small force	small rally
entire	entire force	entire rally
Other adjectives: real, massive, great, major, political, military, larger, international.

humanity	force humanity	rally humanity
people	force people	rally people
men	force men	rally men
rest	force rest	rally rest
Other words: troops, captain, ship, everyone, forces, kids, players, students, heroes.

The sequel also counts as a Perspective Flip: the Indians race out to a 30 lead in their postseason series only for Chicago to rally and force Game 7.

Source: Miracle Rally
The Flyers proceeded to rally back and win the next three games (with their backup goalie, no less, because the regular starter was injured in Game 4) to force a Game 7.

Source: Miracle Rally
ArcLight's Kithra Eralin left about the same time with Eli, heading for Elven Lands to rally the Followers of Corellon and to warn the Elves the Demon Baron has returned in force.

Source: Web Video / Wyrmwick Campaign

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