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forces
/fɔːsɪz/
When used as a noun, "forces" often refers to large-scale powers (like nature) or organized groups (like the army). In these cases, it is almost always plural. When used as a verb, it describes an action of compulsion. Note that "forces" is the third-person singular form of the verb "force," used with subjects like he, she, or it.
💬Casual Conversation
Leo, your mom forces me to make you clean the garage before Friday.
L ratio. Just tell her I'm grinding for a new skin.
Meanings
Strength or energy as manifested in movement or as a means of coercion.
"The forces of nature can be devastating during a hurricane."
An organized body of military personnel.
"The allied forces coordinated their attack on the coastal city."