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coercive

[koh-ur-siv] / koʊˈɜr sɪv /
ADJECTIVE
forcible
Synonyms


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In 2015, while home secretary, Theresa May introduced the offence of coercive and controlling behaviour as part of the Serious Crime Act.

From BBC

He sees this research not as the next frontier of coercive mind control but as another way to alleviate mental suffering, alongside medications and cognitive therapies.

From Los Angeles Times

The court-issued orders mean individuals can be banned from contacting a victim, visiting their home or posting harmful content online, and can also be used in cases involving coercive or controlling behaviour.

From BBC

District Judge Rita F. Lin ruled that the “coercive and retaliatory” proposal violated the 1st Amendment.

From Los Angeles Times

"The court is facing an unprecedented time with these coercive measures that have been levelled at judges and prosecutors, including one French magistrate," said Darmanin.

From Barron's