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dragoon
noun as in horseman
verb as in boss around
verb as in browbeat
verb as in bully
verb as in coerce
verb as in compel
verb as in cow
verb as in draft
verb as in enforce
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verb as in force
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verb as in intimidate
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verb as in make
verb as in persecute
verb as in push
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Example Sentences
The soldiers of the Provence landings - dubbed Operation Dragoon - played a key role in capturing the key Mediterranean ports of Marseille and Toulon and increased pressure on Nazi forces by opening up a new front.
The Princess of Wales has made her first visit to 1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards after being appointed Colonel-in-Chief in August.
He served in the British Army’s Royal Dragoon Guards and worked in advertising in the late 1950s before he started making documentaries and television commercials.
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that often they—or the graduate students they dragoon into doing the work for them—don’t always do the best job of review.
But the latest effort to dragoon unwilling Ukrainian men to fight and kill other Ukrainians added a new element of terror to an already harsh existence under Russian rule in occupied Ukraine.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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