noun

coercion

coercion, compulsion, force

He signed the document under coercion.

He signed the document under coercion.

The use of coercion is not acceptable.

The use of coercion is not acceptable.

under ((...)) under compulsion He signed the document under coercion.

Synonyms: force, compulsion, duress; Antonyms: persuasion, consent

The noun form of the verb 'coerce'. The suffix '-ion' denotes an action or condition.

This is the noun form of 'coerce'. It refers to the act of forcing someone.

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