Coerce
Front
Front verb - To stand or sit with the face or front toward.
Both words in one sentence
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When Roy learns Xykon is still alive, he carefully points this out before shredding the contracts in front of the team and saying he doesn't want to coerce them.
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In Star Trek Beyond, the Big Bad Krall attempts to drain Sulu's life in front of the captured Enterprise crew to coerce them into surrendering the MacGuffin.
Source: Kick The Dog / Film -
It also sets up Marty being mistaken for a "man from space", first of all in front of the Peabodys when Marty first arrives in 1955 and later when he turns up in George's bedroom to coerce him to take Lorraine to the dance.
Source: Film / Back to the Future
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