Force and Success

Force

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

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

Success noun - A person or thing that is successful.

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Force and success are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Success".

true	true force	true success
small	small force	small success
actual	actual force	actual success
real	real force	real success
Other adjectives: massive, great, major, military, overwhelming, greater, international.

A captured German officer, asked what stood between his force and success, was told "Divisional headquarters." A small cluster of administrative staff, whose job is normally to plan battles and order supplies, were the last line of defense.

Source: All Your Base Are Belong to Us
This goes with the force's general theme of using low-tech, high-skill weapons and tactics, relying on enhanced reaction times and outthinking the enemy for survival and success.

Source: Brats with Slingshots
Master of Unlocking: The Adventurer and Pirate classs start out with a Lockpicking skill that lets them attempt to open up chests and locked doors without keys or force, with varying degrees of success depending on the skill level and strength of the lock.

Source: Video Game / One Way Heroics

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