Meanings of repel force in English

I shall, to the best of my ability, repel force by force.

And in every event I shall, to the extent of my ability, repel force by force.

Perhaps the preceding Meditations will prove more likely to develop general principles of conduct, than to repel force by force.

They came to the place of meeting thoroughly armed and surrounded by their retainers, prepared to repel force by force.

To favor revolutions, overthrow everything, repel force by force?...

The injured person may repel force by force against any who endeavoreth to commit any kind of felony on him or his.

He turned to the national guard, reminded them of the article of the law, which enjoined them when attacked, to repel force by force.

The persecutions and civil discord were to be removed or put a stop to, and force was used to repel force, but nothing more.

There are many Free-soilers in this county-bravemen-whohave no conscientious scruples to hinder them from arming themselves, and preparing to repel force with force.

Petion, however, had given the order to repel force by force to De Mandat, who was murdered upon the steps of the Hotel de Ville.

Attacked by the civil power, they without scruple repelled force by force.

Petion, however, gave an order for repelling force by force.

Amaq said he died trying to repel forces campaigning to retake the city of Mosul.

There were moments when even Frederic Morganstein was conscious of the indefinable barrier beyond which lay intrenched, an untried and repelling force.

I am vindictive enough to have repelled force by force, if I could imagine that any of them had ever reached me.

Anaxagoras, by the repelling force of the northern air, which is violently pushed on by the sun, and thus rendered more condensed and powerful.