To force
Example: He forces the system to restart manually
Definition
"To force" means to compel or oblige someone or something to do something against their will or natural inclination, often by using physical power, authority, or pressure. For example, 'He forces the system to restart manually' implies making the system restart despite any resistance.
Etymology
The verb "to force" originates from the Old French word 'forcer,' derived from Latin 'fortis,' meaning strong. Did you know? The word evolved to express the idea of applying strength or power to make something happen, reflecting its roots in physical might.
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"To force" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (B1) - set 4", containing 113 commonly used words.
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