Coerce
Definition: To persuade someone to do something by using force or threats (verb)
Example: The confession was thrown out because the suspect had been coerced into signing it.
Synonyms: force, compel, intimidate
Antonyms: persuade, convince, encourage
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Questions about Coerce
What does “Coerce” mean?
Coerce (verb) means to persuade someone to do something by using force or threats
How do you use “Coerce” in a sentence?
The confession was thrown out because the suspect had been coerced into signing it.
What are synonyms of “Coerce”?
Words with a similar meaning to Coerce include force, compel, intimidate. Opposites include persuade, convince, encourage.
Is “Coerce” a test vocabulary word?
Yes — Coerce appears in ISEE Upper Level, ISEE Middle Level, ISEE Lower Level, PSAT 8/9 Vocabulary Prep, SAT Vocabulary Prep, SSAT Upper Level, SSAT Middle Level, SSAT Elementary Level, GMAT Vocabulary Prep, PSAT 10 Vocabulary Prep, General Vocabulary on Vocab Voyage, and you can practise it free with a 3-question quiz on this page.