Force and Tenacity

Force

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

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

Tenacity noun - Persistent determination.

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Force and tenacity are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Tenacity".

Nearby Word: tenacious

physical	physical force	physical tenacity
pure	pure force	pure tenacity
natural	natural force	natural tenacity
sheer	sheer force	sheer tenacity
Other adjectives: great, overwhelming, greater.

The other survivors force him to admit that he's much more vulnerable with the handicap, but necessity forces him to get out of a number of scrapes using his off-hand, and his tenacity makes him pretty badass.

Source: Handicapped Badass
This force would take advantage of the "natural tenacity of the British race" (which the Nazis admired) and be a propaganda coup, assuring the British public that a Nazi-dominated Europe would allow Britain to retain its power and influence.

Source: Useful Notes / Nazis with Gnarly Weapons

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