force of nature
Americannoun
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Physics. one of the fundamental physical interactions that influence matter, such as gravity or electromagnetism; a fundamental force.
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someone or something so powerful or compelling that they cannot be stopped or resisted.
Example Sentences
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Her inflated self-esteem is a force of nature never wielded unkindly, unless provoked.
From Salon
As a powerful blizzard blankets the East Coast in snow, another force of nature is preparing to take over the chilly streets of Manhattan.
From Los Angeles Times
The lean, athletic Mr. Herzog, 83 years old, seems as spry and eager as ever, and his global enthusiasm remains a force of nature in itself.
So he has been a force of nature in that regard, and the international community of central banking regards him very highly.
Their supporters, too, were a force of nature among the 25,031-strong crowd in north London - a passion that was matched on the pitch by their team.
From BBC
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