Coerce is valid Scrabble Word

Is coerce a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for COERCE in dictionary:

VERB:

to compel by force or threat
persuade (an unwilling person) to do something by using force or threats
obtain (something) from someone by using force or threats
compel, force
To restrain by force, especially by law or authority; to repress; to curb.
To compel or constrain to any action; as, to coerce a man to vote for a certain candidate.
To compel or enforce; as, to coerce obedience.
to cause to do through pressure or necessity, by physical, moral or intellectual means :

Words related to COERCE

coerced12 coercer11 coercers12 coerces11 coercible15 coercibly18 coercing13 coercive15

Words that contain COERCE

coerced12 coercer11 coerces11 coercers12 uncoerced14

How to use COERCE in a sentence

All the horrible resources of mechanics and chemistry were utilized to coerce the human soul, and all proved ineffectual.
But the secular power has no legal right to coerce heretics unless heresy is a crime.
He was able to do this after its unsuccessful attempt to coerce the American colonies.
He foresaw and he predicted the consequences of attempting to coerce such a people as the Americans with the forces which England could command.
He conjured the Ministers to satisfy the House, if they were about to enter into alliance with any Power to coerce a third, of the justice of that alliance.
The seizure of this property, from all appearances, has been purely aggressive, and not in resistance to any attempt to coerce a State or States to remain in the Union.
Yet the power of the father to coerce his daughter was limited.
Charles was to be absolute in both islands, and, to be so, his Irish subjects were to help him to coerce his English ones.
Persons in positions of great influence were of the opinion that the North had no right to coerce the South.
If therefore the general Government shall attempt to coerce a State, and forcibly attempt the exercise of this right, I should certainly sustain the State in such a contest.

He spoke warmly in favor of using force to coerce a State that attempted to secede.
The central dogma of the message, that while a State has no right to secede, the Union has no right to coerce, has been universally condemned as a paradox.
President, that the attempt to coerce South Carolina will be made under the pretense of protecting the property of the United States within the limits of South Carolina.
President Buchanan had indeed declared in his message that the Constitution gave the Federal Government no power to coerce a State.
Vardanes had to relinquish his attempt to coerce Izates, and to hasten to Hyrcania in order to engage the troops which Gotarzes had collected in that distant region.
Hoseyn Buksh then sent a regiment, the Futtehaesh, a corps of his own Seobundies, and six guns, to coerce the tallookdar.
If the Court attempts to punish or coerce such characters, he gives them information, and does all he can to frustrate the attempt.
The stern Mother more than once stretched out her hand to coerce her freer children, forcing them ever to take new ground, and be, so to speak, clear of her clutches.
He would like to see the girl who could coerce him into doing anything he did not wish to do.
If one believes, as Fox did, that the most powerful element in human nature is that something of God which speaks in the conscience, then to coerce men is clearly wrong.
It can only be done by denying to the Federal Government all power to coerce.
He has all along used them as puppets, by whose means he can, when he chooses, annoy or coerce England.
The idea was favorably received, and the delegates went back to their local unions, to urge, coerce and threaten.
This Constitution does not attempt to coerce sovereign bodies, States, in their political capacity.
They were to be revised in such a manner as to give Congress the power to regulate commerce, to raise revenue, and to coerce the States.
The majority of the Northern people held the Federal Government paramount, but, at the same time, they held that it had no power either to punish or coerce the individual States.
It was no petty republic that the North had undertaken to coerce.
No person in said service shall use his official authority or influence either to coerce the political action of any person or body or to interfere with any election.
With her gone Gabriele would not have to coerce some giggling and mild sighs as she packed her racket ball paddle with other items.
As justly might my lawyer, when I no longer need his services, attempt to coerce me into a continuance of business relations, by invading my residence with a loaded pistol.
They resent an attempt to coerce their opinion, and to compel a favourable verdict in spite of themselves.
It will be said that the legal tribunals which you have made are unfit to coerce them.
Do you think your attempt to coerce my darling niece to listen to your suit has escaped me.
Peter, to coerce its unhappy occupant into compliance with his wishes.
You cannot vote men into content, you cannot coerce them into satisfaction.

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