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is coercive
adjective
Displaying a tendency or intent to coerce.
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Because law is coercive.
And that is coercive control.
Workfare is coercive.
ICANN, they say, resembles the kings and parliaments of old whose power is coercive and unconstrained.
The plan, they argued, is coercive, punitive and invades university employees' privacy.
Mandating consent is coercive -- a hurdle to health care for patients, doctors, hospitals and pharmacists.
Hearing sound is coercive; you have to go to considerable lengths not to hear.
Examples of applied mathematics are critical, but to gear education toward any outcome is coercive and damaging.
and therefore is coercive.
Hence, H is coercive.
Therefore, J is coercive.
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