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| etymological origin of | eng: coercionist |
| etymologically related | eng: coerce |
| etymologically related | eng: coercer |
| etymologically related | eng: coercible |
| etymologically related | eng: coerciveness |
| etymology | lat: coercio |
| has derived form | eng: coercions |
| is derived from | eng: coerce |
| lexical category | noun |
| pronunciation | /koʊˈɜrʃən/ |
| pronunciation | /koʊˈɜrʒən/ |
| semantically related | eng: authority |
| semantically related | eng: compulsion |
| semantically related | eng: constraint |
| semantically related | eng: influence |
| semantically related | eng: limitation |
| translation | bul: насилие |
| translation | bul: принуда |
| translation | ces: donucení |
| translation | dan: tvang |
| translation | deu: Zwang |
| translation | fin: pakottaminen |
| translation | fra: coercition |
| translation | heb: כפייה |
| translation | ita: coercizione |
| translation | jpn: 威圧 |
| translation | jpn: 強制 |
| translation | nld: dwang |
| translation | por: coacção |
| translation | rus: принуждение |
| translation | spa: coerción |
| translation | swe: betvingande |
| translation | swe: tvång |
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