Coerce

/koʊˈɜːrs/ verb

To coerce someone is to force them to do something by using threats, pressure, or intimidation. It means they have little real choice.

“Coerce” comes from Latin “coercere,” meaning “to enclose, restrain, or compel,” from “co-” (together) and “arcere” (to shut in). It originally had the sense of holding something tightly under control.

AMማስገደድ
ARيجبر
BNজোর করা
CSnutit
DAtvinge
DEzwingen
ELεξαναγκάζω
EScoaccionar
FAمجبور کردن
FIpakottaa
FRcontraindre
GUદબાણ કરવું
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