Hypernyms for "force"
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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.