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[Verb] | "co*erce" | \ kō-ˈərs \
1: to compel to an act or choice
2: to achieve by force or threat
3: to restrain or dominate by force
Origin: 15th century ;
Middle English coarcen, coercen, borrowed from Anglo-French *cohercer, borrowed (with conjugation change) from Latin coercēre "to confine, shut up, restrict, restrain," from co- {see: |co-|co-} + arcēre "to hold in, prevent from approaching, keep away" ;
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