coerce
US /koʊˈɝːs/
UK /koʊˈɝːs/
1.
contraindre, forcer, obliger
persuade (an unwilling person) to do something by using force or threats
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He was coerced into signing the confession.
Il a été contraint de signer les aveux.
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The police did not coerce a confession from him.
La police ne l'a pas contraint à avouer.