Forces - Law Dictionary Search Results
Prevailing
Having superior force or influence efficacious persuasive
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Force violence
VerbarFurioso
With great force or vigor vehemently
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Efforce
To force to constrain to compel to yield
Extrusive
Forced out at the surface as extrusive rocks contrasted with intrusive
Connutritious
Nutritious by force of habit said of certain kinds of food
Sardonic
Forced unnatural insincere hence derisive mocking malignant or bitterly sarcastic applied only to a laugh smile or some facial
Bathmism
See Vital force
Catabiotic
See under Force
Chemism
The force exerted between the atoms of elementary substance whereby they unite to form chemical compounds chemical attaction affinity sometimes
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Forces - Law Dictionary Search Results
Prevailing
Having superior force or influence efficacious persuasive
Random
Force violence
VerbarFurioso
With great force or vigor vehemently
Keep your definitions linked to case research
Efforce
To force to constrain to compel to yield
Extrusive
Forced out at the surface as extrusive rocks contrasted with intrusive
Connutritious
Nutritious by force of habit said of certain kinds of food
Sardonic
Forced unnatural insincere hence derisive mocking malignant or bitterly sarcastic applied only to a laugh smile or some facial
Bathmism
See Vital force
Catabiotic
See under Force
Chemism
The force exerted between the atoms of elementary substance whereby they unite to form chemical compounds chemical attaction affinity sometimes
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