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/kəˌsɔrʃənəli/ · coer·cion·al·ly
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- In a manner that compels or constrains, often through force or pressure. The government's policies were implemented coercionally, leading to widespread protests.
adverb
- In a way that involves or implies the use of coercion, often in a subtle or indirect manner. The company's marketing tactics were criticized for being coercionally persuasive.
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Did you know? The term 'coercionally' highlights the complex and often nuanced nature of human behavior, where individuals may be influenced or constrained by external factors, yet still maintain a sense of agency or autonomy.