May the force be with you Meaning in English
expression
Definition
A famous phrase from Star Wars meaning you wish someone good luck, courage, or strength, especially when they are about to do something difficult.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly used humorously or affectionately among fans of Star Wars or in pop culture. Sometimes used more generally to wish someone well, especially before a challenge. Not used in formal contexts.
Example Sentences
Before the exam, he told his friend, 'May the force be with you.'
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In the movie, the Jedi often say 'May the force be with you.'
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She smiled and whispered, 'May the force be with you,' as he left.
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I'm not sure you'll survive Monday morning traffic, but 'may the force be with you'!
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Whenever someone starts a difficult project at work, we joke and say, 'may the force be with you.'
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He waved goodbye and shouted, 'may the force be with you,' as I boarded the plane.
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