coerced (Meaning)

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coerced (imp. & p. p.)

of Coerce

The suspect claimed they were coerced into confessing to the crime by the police.
Coerced labor is a violation of human rights and is punishable by law.
Victims of human trafficking are often coerced into exploitative situations through threats and deception.
The witness testified that they felt coerced into giving false testimony under pressure from the defendant's associates.
Coerced confessions are inadmissible in court as they are obtained under duress.
The employee felt coerced into working overtime without proper compensation by their supervisor.
Coerced compliance is not a sustainable approach to leadership and can lead to resentment among team members.
Children should never be coerced into participating in activities they are uncomfortable with.
Coerced conversions to a particular religion are unethical and violate religious freedom.
In some cases, individuals may feel coerced into signing contracts due to fear of repercussions or lack of understanding of the terms.

of Coerce

unwilling, spontaneous, forced, accidental, will-less, unintentional, unintended, automatic,involuntary, unwitting

voluntary, deliberate, unforced, conscious, voluntary, wilful, willing, uncoerced, intentional, uncoerced

The suspect claimed they were coerced into confessing to the crime by the police.

Coerced labor is a violation of human rights and is punishable by law.

Victims of human trafficking are often coerced into exploitative situations through threats and deception.

The witness testified that they felt coerced into giving false testimony under pressure from the defendant's associates.