COERCEv.t.
1. To restrain by force; to keep from acting, or transgressing, particularly by moral force, as by law or authority; to repress.
2. To compel; to constrain.
These causes--coerced by those which preceded and coercing those which followed.
1. To restrain by force; to keep from acting, or transgressing, particularly by moral force, as by law or authority; to repress.
2. To compel; to constrain.
These causes--coerced by those which preceded and coercing those which followed.
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