coercer

“When it comes to ‘coercion,’ the coercer of the first water is the United States,” it said.

Corcoran is a coercer, a brawler and politician who rewards fealty while marking opponents for payback.

Both are still coercive in that the power to give or take away resides entirely in the hands of the “coercer.”

The first impression which the coercer of viceroys left upon the mind of Lord Cornwallis, was one of a cruel eye, painfully glittering teeth, a smile to be distrusted, a voice which went through him like a knife.

Her Ladyship had to know that a Marine who realized @'d been coerced into a decision, even gently, would rebel against both the decision and the coercer.