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show of force
show of forceAn operation designed to demonstrate US resolve that involves increased visibility of US deployed forces in an attempt to defuse a specific situation that, if allowed to continue, may be detrimental to US interests or national objectives.show of force
show of forceA display of one's power, influence, or capability to cause harm, meant to act as a warning or deterrent to others. The president said that such a show of force will be treated as an act of aggression by the foreign country and could lead to a declaration of war. The march by union organizers is intended as a show of force to politicians threatening to weaken their bargaining powers.See also: force, of, showa show of ˈforce an act which clearly shows your power or gives a warning to people not to act against you: The government sent in tanks as a show of force, and the rebels left the town.See also: force, of, showshow of force
show of forceThe recruitment of large numbers of powerful individuals to an emotionally escalating situation in an attempt to prevent violent action by an opponent.See SOF
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