Hypernyms for "force"

More general terms or categories

abduct adduct aerodynamic force affinity air unit armed forces armed service armed services armor armour army unit attract attraction attractive force beat back bludgeon bring oneself brunt cart centrifugal force centripetal force chemical attraction cohesion command commando compact compress constabulary contingent Coriolis force detail domestic violence drag dragoon draw draw in drift drive duress echelon elan vital enemy energy flick force back guard guerilla force guerrilla force Haganah hale hands haul headquarters heartbeat IDF impact impetus impulse impulsion influence Israeli Defense Force jam jerk jostle juggernaut law legion life force lifeblood line personnel Lorentz force magnetomotive force management personnel manpower men military military machine military personnel military police military service militia Moloch moment momentum MP mujahadeen mujahadein mujahadin mujahedeen mujahedin mujahideen mujahidin muscle into naval unit nose nudge obtrude pack together paramilitary paramilitary force paramilitary organisation paramilitary organization paramilitary unit patrol phalanx pick pick off pluck plunk poke at police police force press pressure private security force prod propulsion public violence pull pull back pull in pull off push push aside push away push back push out push up railroad rank rank and file reaction repel Republican Guard repulse repulsion repulsive force reserves riot road rage sandbag security force service shove soldiery spearhead squeeze squeeze for staff steamroll steamroller stick sting stress stretch stuff task force terrorise terrorize thrust thrust out tip toe toenail topple torque torsion trip wire troops tug tumble turn up the heat turn up the pressure tweak twitch vigor vigour vital force vitality war machine wheel winch work force workforce yank zip
What are hypernyms?

Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.

Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.