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Duress   /dˈʊrɛs/   Listen
Duress

noun
1.
Compulsory force or threat.






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"Duress" Quotes from Famous Books



... project, knowing Francis' temper and his stubbornness when crossed. She merely shrugged her white shoulders and watched him closely. The monarch had not scrupled once to break his covenant with Charles, holding that treaties made under duress, by force majeure, were legally void, while now— But the king was composed of contradictions, ...
— Under the Rose • Frederic Stewart Isham



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