Miscalculating his own strength and that of his adversaries, the Elector flattered himself that he was able to repel forceby force, and weary out the valour of the Swedes by the strength of his fortresses.
By the law of the nations, says Livy, provision is made to repel force by arms; and Florentinus declares, that the law of nations allows us to repel violence and injury, in order to protect our persons.
To repel force, or to punish a delinquent, the law of nature requires no declaration.
No matter; I answer for everything; my measures are taken, providing I am authorized, by an order signed by you, to repel force by force.
A detachment of Hanoverians took by assault the castle of Steinhurst, belonging to the privy-counsellor Wederkop, and defended by thirty Danish dragoons, who had received orders to repel force by force.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "repel force" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
