Force
Vibration
Vibration noun - A series of slight movements by a body back and forth or from side to side.
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Force and vibration are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Vibration".
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Also, even though her claws are laced with adamantium, the bones of her hands and feet are not reinforced, meaning the vibration of striking something with her claws with sufficient force could conceivably shatter the bones in her hands, wrists, ankles and feet. Ouch.
Source: Comic Book / X-23 -
The methods get gradually harsher as the series progresses, starting with "denki anma" (applying pressure and vibration to the groin to cause discomfort) and progressing to elbowing, stomping, and a succession of full-force kicks.
Source: Groin Attack / Anime and Manga - Later novels note that the Windowless Building is made out of some kind of self-aware material named "Calculate Fortress", which is able to alter its composition and vibration properties to withstand any amount of force.
Source: Surprisingly Super Tough Thing
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