forcer
- noun
- /ˈfɔːrsər/
- The forcer made it easier to press the buttons on the control panel.
Examples
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They used a hydraulic forcer to lift the car off the trapped person.
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Between me, my daughter, my son, my grand kids, my family, It's gonna be in the family forcer.
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"Since action on these non-CO2 'forcers' may have quicker impact and large, immediate primary benefits, we would give them priority now.
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"Domino gets brought in, and is an obvious X-Forcer," Hopeless says, while not specifying the reason she gets brought in.
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The engineer designed a special forcer to help open the heavy emergency exit door.
Synonyms
A person, force, or thing that causes action
A force that makes something move forward
A person or thing that forces its way into a place, often past barriers
A part that hits something to make a gun fire or a bell ring
A person or machine that pulls something hard
A heavy tool for hitting posts into the ground
A person or tool that moves something from its usual place
A machine or person that presses seeds to get oil
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Forcer comes from the simple word force, which means 'strength' or 'power', and the ending -er meaning 'one who does'. So a forcer is a person or tool that uses strength to make something move, open, or happen.