Force and Tear

Force

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

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

Tear verb - To separate or remove by forceful pulling.

Usage example: tore the book from his hand

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Force and tear are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a verb "Tear".

Nearby Words: tearful, tearing, teary, teardrop, tearless

physical	physical force	physical tear
natural	natural force	natural tear
single	single force	single tear
small	small force	small tear
Other adjectives: real, massive, large, dark, dominant, unknown.

people	force people	tear people
body	force body	tear body
family	force family	tear family
someone	force someone	tear someone
Other words: way, world, monster, ship, target, anyone, player, enemy, humans, players, opponents, enemies.

After playing nice fails, Regina mentions she could simply tear his heart and force him to help.

Source: Good Is Not Soft
Instead, MacArthur went further than planned and used weapons and tear gas to force them to leave, outraging the public.note Famously, then-candidate Franklin D.

Source: Useful Notes / Herbert Hoover
Done in one JLA story with the role of the cavalry played by the entire population of Earth, freshly given super-powers and ready to tear apart a primordial force of evil in order to help Superman.

Source: The Cavalry

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