Force and Venture

Force

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

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

Venture noun - A risky undertaking.

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Force and venture are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Venture".

joint	joint force	joint venture
original	original force	original venture
single	single force	single venture
small	small force	small venture
Other adjectives: entire, dangerous, private, creative, new, major, military, international.

way	force way	venture way
world	force world	venture world

Ironic Hell: During "The Golden Chalice" quest, Christiano (who comes off as a massive Jerkass throughout the entire venture) attempts to force the Princess to have sex with him when the party stops to rest in the tombs.

Source: Video Game / A Dance with Rogues
The astronauts then find a force-field surrounding the forest, and eventually decide to venture beyond it into the natural Uranusian environment.

Source: Film / Journey to the Seventh Planet
Instead of collapsing back to the anti-entrepreneurial centralized model of economic organization, technological change became a decentralizing force that encouraged entrepreneurial, venture-capital-based innovative firms rather than management-based stagnant corporate behemoths.

Source: Analysis / Post-Cyberpunk

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