Coercive
Coercive adjective - Serving or intended to coerce.
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Synonyms for Coercive
Involuntary and coercive are semantically related In some cases you can use "Involuntary" instead an adjective "Coercive".
Involuntary
Involuntary adjective - Forcing one's compliance or participation by or as if by law.
Usage example: the abolition of involuntary servitude by civilized society
Coercive and involuntary are semantically related in compulsory topic. You can use "Coercive" instead an adjective "Involuntary".
Nearby Word: involuntarily
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Related pairs
- binding and coercive
- binding and involuntary
- constrained and coercive
- constrained and involuntary
- necessary and coercive
- necessary and involuntary
- mandatory and coercive
- mandatory and involuntary
- required and coercive
- required and involuntary
- imperative and coercive
- imperative and involuntary
- compulsory and coercive
- compulsory and involuntary
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