Force and Worker

Force

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

Usage example: the entire force of the shipyard will be needed to get this government order done on time

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

Worker noun - A person who does very hard or dull work.

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Force and worker are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Worker".

Nearby Words: work, working, worked, workplace, workmate

single	single force	single worker
corrupt	corrupt force	corrupt worker
real	real force	real worker
massive	massive force	massive worker
Other adjectives: great, new, local.

This is the main driving force of The Proposal - Margaret is about to be deported so she convinces a co-worker to be her fiancé.

Source: Marriage of Convenience
Cowboy Cop: Ricky's case worker has pretty much convinced herself that she's the protagonist of an action film and approves excessive force against Hec and Ricky.

Source: Film / Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Then it seems Vader was using the Force to choke the worker but it turns out the worker was just mocking his colleague.

Source: Western Animation / Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars

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