coercitive (Meaning)
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coercitive (a.)
Coercive.
Synonyms & Antonyms of coercitive
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coercitive Sentence Examples
- The government's coercitive measures aimed at controlling dissent sparked widespread outrage among citizens.
- Employers should refrain from using coercitive tactics to pressure employees into working overtime.
- The coercitive nature of the interrogation tactics employed by the police came under scrutiny during the trial.
- The company's coercitive marketing strategies alienated many potential customers.
- Instead of resorting to coercitive methods, parents should try to communicate effectively with their children.
- The dictator's regime was notorious for its coercitive control over the media.
- International organizations condemned the country's use of coercitive measures to suppress political opposition.
- The coercitive influence of peer pressure can lead individuals to make decisions against their better judgment.
- Effective leadership doesn't rely on coercitive authority but rather on inspiration and collaboration.
- The union argued that the employer's coercitive tactics violated workers' rights and demanded negotiations.
FAQs About the word coercitive
Coercive.
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The government's coercitive measures aimed at controlling dissent sparked widespread outrage among citizens.
Employers should refrain from using coercitive tactics to pressure employees into working overtime.
The coercitive nature of the interrogation tactics employed by the police came under scrutiny during the trial.
The company's coercitive marketing strategies alienated many potential customers.
