coacted Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- role-played
- took-on
- enacted
- pantomimed
- clowned
- acted-out
- represented
- mimicked
- overacted
- mimed
- hammed
- imitated
- masqueraded
- playacted
- aped
- underplayed
- overplayed
Weak:
Meaning of coacted
coacted
to act or work together
coacted Sentence Examples
- The coacted performance of the group left the audience unimpressed.
- The students reluctantly coacted with the new rules, fearing repercussions.
- The coacted confession obtained under coercion was deemed inadmissible in court.
- The politician's coacted smile did little to conceal his true feelings.
- The siblings coacted in their efforts to prank their unsuspecting parents.
- The company coacted with the government to secure a favorable outcome on a pending contract.
- The coacted surrender of the rebels brought an end to the bloody conflict.
- The coacted apology from the CEO failed to appease the outraged shareholders.
- The coacted merger between the two rival companies created a business behemoth.
- The coacted agreement between the parties was a mere formality, with no real intent to follow through.
FAQs About the word coacted
to act or work together
starred (in), costarred, posed (as), co-starred, role-played, took on, enacted, pantomimed, clowned, acted out
No antonyms found.
The coacted performance of the group left the audience unimpressed.
The students reluctantly coacted with the new rules, fearing repercussions.
The coacted confession obtained under coercion was deemed inadmissible in court.
The politician's coacted smile did little to conceal his true feelings.
