adj.用武力的，强制的，胁迫的

The employer used threats of termination to coerce the employees into working overtime.
雇主用解雇的威胁强迫员工加班。
The police were accused of using coercive interrogation tactics to obtain confessions.
警方被指控使用强制性的审讯手段获取供词。
His father's constant coercion led him to drop out of college.
他父亲不断的强迫使他辍学。
The government's policy was seen as coercive, forcing farmers to sell their crops at below market prices.
政府的政策被视为强制性的，迫使农民以低于市场价格出售他们的作物。
She refused to be coerced into supporting his political views.
她拒绝被迫支持他的政治观点。
The parents' excessive coercion made the child overly anxious and timid.
父母过度的强迫使得孩子变得过于紧张和胆小。
The judge warned the defendant that if he didn't plead guilty, he would face more coercive legal measures.
法官警告被告，如果不认罪，他将面临更严厉的法律制裁。
Coercive advertising techniques are considered unethical and can damage a company's reputation.
强迫性广告手法被认为是不道德的，可能损害公司的声誉。
The coach used a little bit of coercion to get the team to push harder during the final stretch of the game.
教练采取了一点强迫，让球队在比赛的最后阶段更加努力。
The government's policy towards organized labor was often coercive, suppressing union activities.
政府对工会组织的态度常常是压制性的，限制其活动。