force of nature

[fawrs-uhv nay-cher]

noun

1. Physics.,  one of the fundamental physical interactions that influence matter, such as gravity or electromagnetism; a fundamental force.

2. someone or something so powerful or compelling that they cannot be stopped or resisted.

Example Sentences

However, this year, there was a notable force of nature and technology missing from the spectacle.

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Amid the film’s self-conscious depiction of a brewing tempest, he remains a true force of nature.

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She is, however, a compelling tragedian — a teen who matures before our eyes into a force of nature.

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“Still, I’m convinced the Sierra Club is a vital force of nature and truly an irreplaceable pillar in the American environmental movement.”

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Wrote Robert Christgau of Joel in the Village Voice: “Even in arena mode he’s a force of nature and bad taste.”

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