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coercive

[koh-ur-siv] / koʊˈɜr sɪv /
ADJECTIVE
forcible
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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A sudden blow to the state's coercive machinery could shift the domestic balance in unpredictable ways.

From BBC

She argued his own admissions weren’t truthful because he was subjected to coercive interview tactics by the LAPD.

From Los Angeles Times

She won a thumping victory in a national election Sunday, a victory that analysts say shows the limitations of Beijing’s coercive measures in affecting domestic politics.

From The Wall Street Journal

Through this journey of self-exploration I have come to realize how coercive gender-identity ideology was for me, disguising harm as compassion.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ahead of sentencing, Amnesty International had called on Pakistan to end "coercive tactics used to silence dissent and intimidate those who defend human rights".

From BBC