Coercible

The prison guard took advantage of the inmates' coercible situation.

The prisoner was not coercible, no matter how many times the interrogator threatened him.

The salesman's coercible tactics pressured the customer to buy a product they didn't need.

The threat of public shaming was a coercible tactic used by the online mob to silence their opponents.

The police officer used coercible force to apprehend the suspect.

The law enforcement officer used a coercible tone to extract information from the suspect.

The student claimed that he was coerced into cheating on the exam because he was a coercible individual.

The leader's charisma made his followers less coercible to opposing views.

The defendant argued that his confession was not voluntary because he was a coercible person.

The vulnerable elderly woman was seen as coercible by the scammer.

The employee's financial situation made her more coercible to the unethical demands of her employer.

The company's security measures were proven to be coercible by hackers.

The teacher used coercible tactics to get their students to pay attention.

The amateur boxer was identified as coercible by his opponent.

The customer's complaints were seen as coercible and they were offered a refund.

The suspect was deemed coercible and was quickly apprehended by the police.

The team captain's position made her teammates more coercible to her decisions.

The suspect was considered coercible by the police.

Elderly people are sometimes considered more coercible due to their vulnerability.

Some people are more coercible than others, depending on their personality.

The dictator targeted the country's media because it was the most coercible.

The company targeted the young interns as they were the most coercible in accepting unpaid labor.

Children are often more coercible than adults.

Being stranded on a deserted island made the castaways feel more coercible.

People who are under the influence of drugs or alcohol are more coercible.

The witness seemed quite coercible during cross-examination.

Employees who have financial problems may be more coercible.

The CEO realized that the company's low-paid workers were the most coercible.

The government passed a law making certain actions coercible by law.

The government may use coercible tactics to control the population.

The teacher resorted to coercible measures to discipline the unruly students.

The teacher had no need for coercible discipline in her well-behaved class.

The army had to use coercible force to quell the rebellion.

His stance on the topic was not coercible, he had made up his mind.

The journalist's reporting was coercible and often influenced by her personal biases.

The movie was not coercible, it didn't leave any impact on her.

The judge believed the witness's testimony was coercible due to their previous criminal history.

Her opinion on the matter is coercible, she can be swayed easily.

The thief was coercible, he confessed his crime under police interrogation.

The doctor recommended that the patient use a coercible wrist brace to prevent further injury.

The new law provides coercible power to authorities in cases of suspected terrorism.

The customer was not coercible, he refused to buy the product without a discount.

The teacher had to use coercible means to discipline the unruly student.

The software comes with a coercible feature that allows users to lock certain functions.

The contract contains a coercible clause that allows for termination in case of breach.

The security guard was trained in the use of coercible tactics to restrain violent individuals.

The employee was not coercible, she refused to work overtime without proper compensation.

The driver was not coercible, he refused to pull over for the police.

The prisoner was placed in a coercible straitjacket to prevent escape attempts.