fuerza

Might or vigor

Fuerza is Spanish for force, strength, or power.

It appears in English contexts when speakers want to convey intensity or cultural resonance: She showed incredible fuerza during the crisis.

The phrase a la fuerza means by force or against one's will.

Fuerza as an exclamation encourages someone to stay strong.

willpower

determination

Firmness of purpose

tenacity · grit · resilience · fortitude · spirit · drive · motivation · discipline · inner · mental

physics

Newton

Famous scientific surname

vector · magnitude · friction · pressure · dynamics · thrust · centrifugal · centripetal · inertia · kinetic

physical

strength

Power to exert force

  • powerEnergy transfer rate
  • muscleContractile body tissue
  • vigorActive physical strength

brawn · might · grip · lifting · exertion · tension · resistance · weightlifting · endurance · stamina

intensity

strength

Power to exert force

impact · magnitude · concentration · degree · severity · loudness · brightness · vividness · depth · punch

coercion

pressure

Force upon contact

constraint · imposition · obligation · duress · threat · aggression · brutality · oppression · domination · subjugation

military

troops

Military personnel collectively

  • armyOrganized land-based military
  • soldiersMilitary personnel who fight
  • combatArmed hostile engagement

battalion · squadron · regiment · deployment · garrison · marines · infantry · militia · contingent · reinforcements

Opposites
physical strength

fuerzaweakness

Deficiency in force

frailty · feebleness

intensity/power

fuerzaweakness

Deficiency in force

gentleness · mildness · softness · faintness

coercion/violence

fuerzapeace

Freedom from disturbance

nonviolence · gentleness · consent · free will · cooperation

Family

force, forced, forces, forcing, forceful, forcefully, enforce, enforced, enforcement

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