A distinction between assertions and other statements, used by the logician Gottlob Frege.

Force, influence that causes mass to accelerate, such as gravity, friction, or a push. Force is defined by Newton's Second Law as F = m · a.

The police force, sometimes shortened to simply "The Force."

Coercion, compelling a person to some involuntary action using actual or threatened harm.

Forcing (mathematics), a modern proof-technique of set theory.

Western Force, an Australian rugby union team in the Super 14.

The original name of the band Europe (band).

Fundamental interaction, a physical force such as gravity. Mechanisms by which particles interact, sometimes called fundamental forces.

The Force (Star Wars), mystical energy in the Star Wars universe.

Georgia Force, an indoor (American) football team of the Arena Football League.

Task force, a term used initially by the Navy for a group with a specific mission, now in wide use.

The armed forces, all branches of a country's military.

Energy (disambiguation)

Force, Italy, a town.

A (card magic) trick wherein the spectator picks a seemingly random item ("Pick a card, pick any card"), but the process is rigged so that they receive a pre-selected item known to the performer.

Proof by exhaustion, also known as the "brute-force" method. A proof by exhaustion simply examines all possibilities.

Force (cereal), a brand of wheat flakes cereal first produced by the Force Food Company in 1901.

Force play, a situation in baseball where the runner must advance to the next base (or become a "force out").

Force (comics), a character from the Marvel Comics Iron Man titles.

A law coming into force; when a regulation or statute takes effect and has the "force of law" behind it.

Brute force (disambiguation)

Special forces (disambiguation)

Force (law), usually defined as either unlawful violence (eg. a forced entry) or lawful compulsion (e.g. police impoundment).

Forcing (agriculture), techniques in gardening and agriculture for growing plants out of season.

GeForce and nForce, computer graphics chips made by NVIDIA.

Stuffing (archaic usage), usually used now only as in "forced meat" (or "forcemeat"), which is seasoned ground meat (derived from farce and meaning "to cut [up]").

A waterfall (archaic usage and in some names of waterfalls), a usage in northern England, from Old Norse fors or foss = "waterfall".