Coerced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COERCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• COERCE, 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

Words related to COERCED

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Words that contain COERCED

uncoerced14

How to use COERCED in a sentence

• If I act in willing conformity with the civil law, I also act in obedience to it, in some way coerced by its authority and its sanctions.
• Bad men, somehow or other, must be coerced and punished.
• Thinking it over afterwards, he could never understand why he did not promptly refuse to be coerced, but at the time surrender seemed the only natural thing.
• The Barbary States had for a long time coerced the payment of tribute from all nations whose ships frequented the Mediterranean.
• When the candy had been imbedded in the lemons they sauntered out to the street, Merle meekly in the rear, the master mind still coerced by brute wealth.
• Intellectually they were brave men and coerced themselves into joining many perilous adventures.
• The essence is that men should so apprehend God as to desire to draw nearer to him, and that they should be goaded or coerced or terrified into submission is intolerable.
• Many times was I roughly overpowered by two attendants who locked my hands and coerced me to do whatever I had refused to do.
• Others, it seems, were chained and coerced by certain fixed aspects of truth, and their efforts were over-ruled accordingly in one uniform line of direction.
• Many in England were willing to come, and more could be persuaded or coerced, if their passage were paid and employment assured.
• The whites and Negroes are not to be coerced or bribed into uniting in one and the same church organizations.
• At least he would not be coerced and threatened into betraying his secret.
• And this is what the teacher must do for every topic if he wishes to avoid too frequent appeals to voluntary attention of the coerced sort.
• Under his austere manner, under the reserve of the magistrate, a passion rebelled, though coerced with such force that no one but I who lived with him ever guessed the secret.
• Firstly, all deities, even the most august, become familiar spirits, who are not so much worshipped as coerced by spells.
• The soul can never be coerced, but it may be taught.
• But I did believe we could coerce her to justice by peaceable means, and the embargo, evaded as it was, proved it would have coerced her, had it been honestly executed.
• How is immigration solicited? How is it coerced? 13.
• Let me say that, in interpreting my duty, I am even less likely to be coerced by threats than by the strict letter of the law.
• He was even coerced into denouncing any individual whom he thought would be willing and able to pay a heavy bribe to secure his freedom.
• It is upon the ground that a State can not be coerced that observance of the compact is a sacred obligation.
• Military judges, coerced or misled by their superior officers, have condemned an innocent man to an infamous and cruel punishment.
• It was characteristic of the inward monitor that even in such a trivial matter it refused to be coerced.
• These they robbed with impunity, nor did their victims dare to complain to the authorities, so thoroughly were they terrified and coerced.
• The answer, putting aside the very patent fact that the Southerner was not easily coerced, is very plain.
• She first coerced an interest in Russian literature to be interested in something.
• Now ideas needed to be pinched and coerced to inch forward.
• At present, as he could neither be coerced nor persuaded, he was let alone.
• True, the form of an oath is given, but no man is coerced to take it.
• For once in her life Ireland was too strong to be coerced.
• I have suffered terrible things, the stranger has escaped me, who was lately coerced in bonds.
• Therefore the debtor is ordered, on a supposition of ability and fraud, to be coerced his liberty until he makes payment.
• The burghers were not accustomed to discipline and could not be coerced, but they would return with renewed courage by and by.
• The will of Englishmen and of Frenchmen was coerced by the force of events.
• The tastes which knit us to the perishable world, the yearnings for Babylonish garments and wedges of gold, must be coerced and subdued.

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