Associations to the word «Coercive»
Noun
- Coercion
- Interrogation
- Persuasion
- Monopoly
- Diplomacy
- Parenting
- Tactic
- Psychiatry
- Aggression
- Legitimacy
- Sanction
- Libertarian
- Incentive
- Polarization
- Detainee
- Anarchist
- Redistribution
- Repeal
- Torture
- Detention
- Taxation
- Apparatus
- Measure
- Assimilation
- Capitalist
- Saturation
- Compliance
- Confession
- Directive
- Caregiver
- Abuse
- Prostitution
- Imposition
- Whig
- Rape
- Violence
- Manipulation
- Enactment
- Waiver
- Intervention
- Norm
- Proponent
- Colonist
- Coloni
- Power
- Gong
- Attachment
- Unicef
- Restraint
- Magnet
- Hegemony
- Pr
- Incarceration
- Enforcement
- Abortion
- Ultimatum
- Punishment
- Perpetrator
- Inequality
- Controlling
- Capitalism
- Terrorism
- Consent
- Pk
- Continental
Adjective
Wiktionary
COERCIVE, adjective. Displaying a tendency or intent to coerce.
Dictionary definition
COERCIVE, adjective. Serving or intended to coerce; "authority is directional instead of coercive".
Wise words
More wisdom is latent in things as they are than in all the
words men use.