Force and Task

Force

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

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

Task noun - A piece of work that needs to be done regularly.

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Force and task are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Task".

Nearby Words: tasked, taskwork, tasking

physical	physical force	physical task
original	original force	original task
single	single force	single task
small	small force	small task
Other adjectives: actual, large, great, dangerous, evil, main, personal, new, major, primary, magical.

However, if you have a really high strength stat, you can instead spit on Mehrunes' task and just force the gate open with your bare hands and take the Razor.

Source: Statistically Speaking
Alternately, the hero may be faced with a task outside of the challenge that is noble, but doing that task will force him to lose the prize—an innocent stranger to save during a heated race, for instance, or helping a competitor who had become injured rather than just running to the end himself.

Source: Secret Test of Character
She's restrained with a blanket over her head and it's implied that the task is completed by force.

Source: Major Injury Underreaction

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