Similar words: murder, force, in force, by force, enforce, divorce, forceful, reinforce. Meaning: [‚tʊrdə'fɔrs /‚tʊədə'fɔːs] n. a masterly or brilliant feat.
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1. The painting/book/film is a tour de force.
2. His speech to the Democratic Convention was a tour de force.
3. Hartman's new novel is a literary tour de force.
4. Still, Freedman's tour de force of a final chapter is his most persuasive.
5. This was Abba's tour de force, a brilliantly structured melodrama which put Faltskog's fragile, emotional vocal centre stage.
6. So far, in a major tour de force, the implications have been ignored.
7. His tour de force is an elephant sculpture.
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8. Herman Melville's Moby Dick was a tour de force.
9. It is quite a tour de force.
10. The movie was a tour de force with its spectacular special effects and gripping storyline.
11. These lines are a triumph : a linguistic tour de force.
12. The author has brought off a tricky tour de force.
13. The concert ended tour de force performance of Piazzolla's Tango Suite.
14. King's unaccompanied solo on Lush Life is an improvisational tour de force.
15. I sought refuge in the cool dark of a newsreel theatre, where a tour de force by Bugs Bunny and three Librium restored my nervous system to its usual timbre.
16. The V 8 engine in the CLS 500 is a technological tour de force.
17. Barbara Hershey's portrayal of Nina's mother, Erica, transcends horrifying to become a tour de force of Grand Guignol, and all of it in the spirit of imprisoning, infantilizing love.
18. His later work showed that his first novel was little more than a tour de force.
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