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force multiplier

force multiplier noun: a factor or a combination of factors that significantly increases the effectiveness, capabilities, or combat power of personnel, weapons, or units beyond their normal capacity.

Noun

force multiplier (plural force multipliers)

  1. A factor or a combination of factors that significantly increases the effectiveness, capabilities, or combat power of personnel, weapons, or units beyond their normal capacity.

Forms of force multiplier

pluralforce multipliers

Questions about force multiplier

What does force multiplier mean?
Force multiplier means a factor or a combination of factors that significantly increases the effectiveness, capabilities, or combat power of personnel, weapons, or units beyond their normal capacity.
What part of speech is force multiplier?
Force multiplier is a noun.
What is the plural of force multiplier?
The plural of force multiplier is force multipliers.

Words near force multiplier in the dictionary

  1. force field
  2. force fields
  3. force in
  4. force justified
  5. force majeure
  6. force multiplier
  7. force multipliers
  8. force of habit
  9. force of nature
  10. force of will
  11. force one's way

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