力

cooperation

influence

(real) ability

influential

ability

effort

all one's power (strength, energy, efforts)

armed might

(political) power

atomic energy

main force

electric power

powerful

physical strength

pressure

bōryokudan

violence

war potential

sumo wrestler

charm

output (electrical, signal, etc.)

vitality

one's own strength

impressiveness

military force

motive power

scholarly ability

emphasizing (a point, argument, etc.)

centripetal force

power

gravity

willpower

elasticity

heating power

batting power

pitching with all one's strength

ability

input

force

with all one's strength

effect

powerful

eyesight

willpower

political strength

Catholic

labor saving

emphasis

test of one's strength

influential person

Japan International Cooperation Agency (1974)

total energy

painstaking piece of work

remaining strength

hydraulic power

physical strength

national power

mechanics

power

one's own potential

powerlessness

resultant force

buying power

labour

hidden reserves of strength

wind power

to the utmost

vitality

apathy

creative power

energy

use of force

ready fire-power

one's own effort

cooperation

running ability

(powers of) concentration

strength in one's arms

horsepower

sense of helplessness

persuasiveness

acting ability

technical prowess

efforts

labor

competitiveness

muscleman

hard fighting

language learning ability

charming

extra-sensory perception

influence

(power of) imagination

losing by being overmatched

rickshaw

human power

household violence (esp. adolescent children towards parents)

thrust

centrifugal force

weightlessness

cake flour

assistance

hearing ability

magnetism

Overseas Economic Cooperation Fund

tin plate

buoyancy

grip (of hand)

intermediate-range nuclear forces

leg strength

tolerance

attraction (e.g. magnetic, gravitation)

little power

powerless

magical powers

pressure group

a third force

physical work

feeble

(bulge of one's) biceps

to regain one's strength

(brute) force

by sheer strength

to encourage (someone)

Coriolis' force

Coulomb force

to be helpful

moment of force

Lorentz force

to build up one's strength

Van der Waals force

Google-fu

ball-keeping ability

communication skills

ability to ignore bad things happening to one

jumping ability

Bartlett force

immense physical strength

internal stress

intellectual power

national manpower

financial power

help

fundamental interactions

component of force

means

manpower supplied by designated adult men to government officials, or tax in lieu (ritsuryō system)

to strain (oneself)

strong impression conveyed by one's eyes

output subsystem