forza

British

/ ˈfɔːtsə /

noun

music force

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Etymology

Origin of forza

C19: Italian, literally: force

Example Sentences

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Pregliasco noted the solidity of Meloni's coalition, which includes the far-right League of Matteo Salvini and Berlusconi's conservative Forza Italia.

From Barron's

She loves the Forza car-racing videogame.

From The Wall Street Journal

Vance and Meloni will later be joined by Italy's two deputy prime ministers, the League's Matteo Salvini and Forza Italia's Antonio Tajani, according to Italian officials.

From BBC

Serie A's official X account, external said: "Forza Edoardo. We're all with you."

From BBC

Many feel the Scelba law should have been applied in 2021, after the headquarters of Italy’s main trade union, CGIL, was violently attacked during a protest against Covid restrictions by a crowd that included members of Forza Nuova, a fringe far-right party.

From BBC

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