force

noun
UK /fɔːs/
US /fɔːrs/

A push or pull that can make things move or change.

The strong wind had enough force to blow the leaves off the tree.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A group of people trained to do a special job, like soldiers or police.

The police force arrived quickly to help.

3. To make someone do something they do not want to do.

The teacher did not force us to finish all the work.

4. A strong effect or influence that makes something happen.

The force of her argument changed my mind.