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coercive

adjective as in forcible

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“Defendants devised a scheme to obtain payments through the use of coercive threats from anyone with any ties to Combs — no matter how remote,” lawyers for the unnamed plaintiff wrote.

The focus on public safety also perpetuates prejudices and fear, which increases popular support for coercive measures like involuntary treatment.

From Salon

"You can also find out about financial abuse and coercive control."

From BBC

"It's all about power and control. It's all about coercive control, and getting rid of no-fault divorce is another step in exercising coercive control over your spouse."

From Salon

During the trial the court heard how the pair were in a relationship marred by domestic abuse and coercive control.

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