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coercion
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The action or practice of persuading someone to do something by using force or threats
The action of extorting money from someone with threats or intimidation
Prolonged cruel or unjust treatment, especially through the exercise of authority
An act or instance of persuading, or of being persuaded, to do or believe something
The condition of being morally or legally bound to do something
The possession of authority of control, especially with regards to armed conflict
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Noun
▲
The action or practice of persuading someone to do something by using force or threats
pressure
compulsion
constraint
force
duress
intimidation
oppression
bullying
harassment
enforcement
threats
pressurisation
UK
pressurization
US
menacing
browbeating
influence
demand
threatening
insistence
menace
violence
persuasion
threat
arm-twisting
strong-arming
strong-arm tactic
strong arm tactics
strong-arm tactics
harrying
extortion
terrorization
hounding
obligation
scare tactics
pestering
terrifying
scaring
tyrannization
exaction
subduing
railroading
steamrollering
badgering
provocation
driving
persecution
teasing
cyberbullying
force majeure
requirement
impulsion
reign of terror
hardship
control
nagging
goading
entreaty
foul play
warning
ambush
terrorism
blackmail
fulmination
commination
domineering
pains
conscription
fearmongering
thunder
power
sway
strong arm
scare tactic
goad
spur
impelling
forcing
maltreatment
victimisation
UK
mistreatment
victimization
US
exacting
compelling
vexation
aggravation
prescription
requiring
necessitation
demanding
annoyance
bedevilment
importunity
botheration
bugging
pressuring
pressurizing
US
unnerving
irritation
extorting
cowing
tormenting
frightening
plaguing
menaces
terrorizing
US
daunting
fear
bulldozing
demoralizing
US
disturbance
demoralising
UK
terrorising
UK
pressurising
UK
bothering
agitation
hassle
trouble
perturbation
molestation
torment
nuisance
provoking
irking
vexing
exasperation
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“We believe that peoples and nations have the right to determine their own destiny, free from military
coercion
by great powers.”
Noun
▲
The action of extorting money from someone with threats or intimidation
blackmail
extortion
exaction
compulsion
shakedown
extraction
intimidation
bribery
threat
milking
protection
ransom
wringing
bleeding
bloodsucking
chantage
bribe
corruption
payoff
tribute
pay-off
protection racket
hush money
demanding money with menaces
slush fund
wresting
exacting
pressure
force
rapacity
oppression
squeeze
squeezing
entrapment
threats
strong arm
strong arm tactics
exhortation
Noun
▲
Prolonged cruel or unjust treatment, especially through the exercise of authority
tyranny
subjugation
suppression
cruelty
despotism
authoritarianism
domination
harshness
subjection
severity
brutality
persecution
repression
control
maltreatment
ruthlessness
suffering
abuse
abusiveness
injustice
torment
oppression
dictatorship
enslavement
exploitation
harassment
hardship
injury
misery
pain
anguish
autocracy
calamity
compulsion
conquering
fascism
force
forcibleness
subduing
hardness
bullying
oppressiveness
strictness
terrorism
totality
unjustness
unreasonableness
harsh discipline
high-handedness
ill-treatment
iron hand
martial law
censorship
constraint
totalitarianism
absolutism
tsarism
autarchy
Fascism
Caesarism
czarism
totalism
absolute rule
Nazism
dictatorialism
undemocratic rule
garrison state
unlimited rule
single party rule
reign of terror
victimization
US
victimisation
UK
monocracy
mistreatment
slavery
absolute power
discrimination
subjugating
bondage
punishment
torture
vanquishing
overpowering
dominating
conquest
subjecting
mastery
tyrannization
monarchy
dystopia
affliction
totalitarian government
ill usage
witch hunt
manipulation
misuse
violation
wronging
malevolence
unkindness
imposition
taking advantage
unfair treatment
abuse of
rough treatment
imposing on
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Noun
▲
An act or instance of persuading, or of being persuaded, to do or believe something
soft sell
persuasion
persuasiveness
soft-soaping
subtlety
sweet-talking
inducement
enticement
inducing
seduction
suasion
inveiglement
influence
persuading
wheedling
influencing
brainwashing
working over
winning over
encouragement
urging
convincing
pull
conversion
coaxing
prompting
pressure
temptation
seducement
exhortation
cajolery
con
hook
blandishment
alluring
wiles
arguments
soft soap
arm-twisting
smooth-talking
soft power
hard sell
arm-twist
moral pressure
sweet talk
snow job
tantalization
flattery
blandishments
blarney
beguilement
guyver
flattering
flannel
glozing
inveigling
cajolement
flummery
wheedle
honeyed words
palaver
lip salve
soft sawder
more ❯
Noun
▲
The condition of being morally or legally bound to do something
obligation
compulsion
duty
pressure
necessity
onus
burden
call
imperative
incumbency
need
responsibility
conscience
devoir
commitment
exigency
urgency
impetus
motivation
instinct
charge
motive
ought
cognition
Noun
▲
The possession of authority of control, especially with regards to armed conflict
command
control
power
authority
sway
dominion
charge
domination
dominance
government
management
rule
ascendency
direction
leadership
stewardship
supervision
ascendance
ascendancy
ascendence
custody
grasp
grip
guidance
hold
influence
jurisdiction
reign
reins
superiority
administration
clout
guardianship
sovereignty
superintendence
authorisation
UK
authorization
US
clutch
despotism
generalship
hegemony
might
predominance
presidency
primacy
rulership
subjection
supremacy
tyranny
strings
death grip
upper hand
mastery
governance
paramountcy
preeminence
prepotency
whip hand
prepotence
arm
edge
superintendency
running
regulation
intendance
conduct
oversight
imperium
eminence
operation
handling
care
sovranty
leverage
prepollency
predominancy
mana
strength
pre-eminence
weight
force
headship
overseeing
pull
standing
advantage
transcendence
organization
US
predomination
preponderancy
position
organisation
UK
distinction
rank
managing
prestigiousness
orchestration
noteworthiness
muscle
reach
preponderance
prestige
teeth
regime
keeping
tenure
regimen
say-so
reputation
realm
esteem
driver's seat
head
governing
prerogative
right
chair
station
capacity
lordship
puissance
hands
regiment
clutches
controlling
manipulation
possession
status
empire
potency
helm
jump
surveillance
leg up
execution
an advantage
a lead
an edge
duty
evil embrace
throne
territory
ranking
prominence
importance
kingdom
a commanding position
stature
significance
directing
gravitas
regulating
conducting
precedence
say
first place
licence
supervising
commanding
a head start
beef
hand
license
domain
administering
claws
rein
orchestrating
overlordship
regimentation
responsibility
prevalence
regency
ruling
ability
principality
maintenance
monarchy
auspices
mark
juice
leading
bureaucracy
guiding
omnipotence
check
strong arm
patronage
might and main
lead
vantage
head start
polity
politics
political practice
office
coordination
dictatorship
triumph
victory
suppression
directorship
conquest
oppression
chieftainship
subjugation
masterminding
forefront
captaincy
premiership
governorship
regnancy
rangatiratanga
strong influence
raj
ownage
leading place
stranglehold
pwnage
primary position
the upper hand
jaws
mastery power
first position
authorities
thrall
initiative
top spot
head place
inspection
credit
privilege
priority
performance
access
monopoly
supreme power
warrant
absolute rule
drag
supreme authority
total domination
preference
weighting
grease
permit
word
conveyance
conduction
foresight
impact
heft
effect
claim
instruction
notoriety
greater importance
time in power
ministry
establishment
judicature
magistracy
pilotage
skill
period of influence
prelacy
tutelage
aegis
guard
keep
personal power
law
incumbency
oyer and terminer
extent
scope
compass
social position
retention
ownership
occupancy
occupation
spell
pride of place
what it takes
suzerainty
authoritativeness
statecraft
steering
dynasty
ambit
the whip hand
commission
seniority
system of government
steering wheel
controls
containment
breadth
field
sphere
province
comanagement
codirection
coadministration
the feds
saddle
wheel
commonwealth
Uncle Sam
demesne
sovereign state
crown
orbit
area
leg-up
break
foothold
royalty
seat of authority
federation
gamut
purview
drop
high ground
start
gain
people
integrity
image
plausibility
credibility
superpower
better
inside track
catbird seat
favour
UK
stead
favor
US
radius
confederation
union
dignity
kudos
world power
res publica
sovereign power
energy
seat of power
powers that be
vigour
UK
capability
forcefulness
efficiency
powerfulness
potence
prowess
sinew
brawn
vigor
US
mightiness
efficacy
toughness
valour
UK
stamina
horsepower
robustness
muscularity
sturdiness
stoutness
valor
US
moxie
forcibleness
punch
competence
firepower
steam
hard power
renown
note
fame
repute
consequence
notability
illustriousness
greatness
celebrity
account
honour
UK
honor
US
effectiveness
value
import
glory
momentousness
acclaim
worth
moment
weightiness
substance
relevance
in
efficaciousness
merit
success
class
magnitude
efficacity
famousness
gravity
signification
seriousness
effectualness
luster
US
name
lustre
UK
prominency
effectuality
productiveness
usefulness
character
state
estimation
concern
cachet
interest
virtue
éclat
urgency
respect
matter
loftiness
eminency
consideration
quality
report
regard
caliber
US
calibre
UK
benefit
salience
impressiveness
meaning
high standing
materiality
place
popularity
nobility
fruitfulness
persuasiveness
use
laurels
odor
US
odour
UK
graveness
rep
successfulness
approval
respectability
stardom
constructiveness
good reputation
izzat
acceptability
exigency
good name
trustworthiness
bearing
applicability
effectivity
conspicuousness
footing
emphasis
excellence
level
fashion
grade
rating
rung
reaches
degree
echelon
specialness
potential
stratum
elevation
adequacy
recognition
extraordinariness
high profile
bargaining chip
majesty
capableness
sufficiency
opinion
cogency
validity
application
agency
connection
implication
severity
dependability
enormity
high rank
venerability
notedness
venerableness
Augustness
grandness
choiceness
first-rateness
excellency
superbness
primeness
perfection
kingship
bargaining counter
pressure
aristocracy
valuation
outstandingness
essence
situation
grading
commitment
memorability
publicity
visibility
caste
superstardom
obligation
reputability
stock
thrust
pith
invincibility
reverence
veneration
blue blood
helpfulness
jump on
reliability
rap
brand
distinguishment
proprietorship
stress
function
high birth
clasp
commandeering
collaring
qualification
media interest
media attention
validness
stage
condition
significancy
upshot
chokehold
high station
public esteem
high regard
choke hold
mode
type
category
all-powerfulness
almightiness
undisputed sway
progress
facility
social standing
stake
permission
entitlement
trust
progression
intensity
birthright
autarchy
autocracy
totalitarianism
prestidigitation
diadem
voice
kick
carrying on
instrumentality
activity
headiness
fierceness
eloquence
grandeur
aggressiveness
vividness
richness
assertiveness
dynamism
absolute power
divine right
unlimited power
memorableness
remarkableness
unforgettableness
markedness
acclamation
unusualness
obviousness
rarity
cruciality
strikingness
uncommonness
exaltation
centrality
exceptionalness
pronounced nature
immortality
pertinence
outstanding nature
splendor
US
splendour
UK
relevancy
deeper meaning
proficiency
good report
appositeness
balance
aptness
linkage
kinship
liaison
affinity
germaneness
association
appurtenance
relationship
relation
reference
executive
bottom
brownie points
skillfulness
evenness
poise
steadfastness
stability
steadiness
composure
expertise
expertness
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