coerced

Something in him at once coerced her friendliest confidence.

No one is coerced to labour, but in proportion as a man does labour he makes use of capital.

And this activity is spontaneous, in the sense that it is not coerced from without.

I have no doubt that the coerced perusal of them to which he had to submit did him a deal of good.

If she could be so coerced we would destroy her brain before she could act.

"A machine cannot be coerced," the robot-confessor told him.

Si, señor—and add to those some others that would not be coerced.

Sheep should be humored rather than hurried; coaxed, rather than coerced.

Driven, lured, coerced, these Aryan tribes have inundated the earth.

He is compromised, coerced, by the elements of language; but what of that?