Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

field-of-force

Noun

/fiːld əv fɔːrs/

Definition

A region in which a force exists, affecting the behavior of objects within that area.

Examples

The gravitational field-of-force keeps planets in orbit around the sun.
In physics, we often discuss the electromagnetic field-of-force when explaining how charged particles interact.
The field-of-force of a magnet can attract metal objects from a distance.

Meaning

Field-of-force refers to areas where a particular force, such as gravitational, electric, or magnetic force, can influence the movement or orientation of particles or objects.