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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a hint of force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a subtle or slight application of power or strength in a situation or action.
Example: "She spoke with a hint of force, making it clear that she expected compliance from her team."
Alternatives: "a touch of strength" or "a trace of power."
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Without a hint of force, Los Fakires' rhythms easily charmed listeners into motion.
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It was in the fourth round that Pintor's right hand first struck with a hint of the force that was to be so overwhelming subsequently, but this time it was thrown overarm and long and Owen weathered it readily enough.
A hint of the armed forces, both in the choice of military green for the opening ensembles and in the rigor of some of the outerwear, also showed that Mr. Morrow has found a new path for the house but one that hasn't forgotten its past.
Without a hint of doubt, pro-biotech forces insisted that genetically modified crops would end hunger and eliminate the need for pesticides.
We saw a hint of this in the declining labour force numbers I mentioned above.
Such righteous rock (with a hint of Christian sentiment) is a powerful force in today's scene.
"The Birds," you could argue, had just such a quiet climax, plus a hint of some mysterious link between the forces of nature and private human dismay, but Hitchcock sustained his ominous mood, whereas Shyamalan — after the tautness of the first twenty minutes, which he handles with aplomb — swiftly loses his grip.
Tireless Force!" he wrote, with more than a hint of ambivalence.
A hint of flexibility.
Without a hint of irony.
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