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Constraint

constraint duress see duress

latin literally from the fact in reality actually these two constraints have been lifted one de facto and one de jure

police force usually used with the 3 violence compulsion or constraint exerted upon or against a person or thing constructive force

being free as a the absence of necessity coercion or constraint in choice or action b liberation from slavery or restraint

driving or urging by force or by physical or moral constraint subjection to force

in a compulsory manner by force or constraint

capable of being constrained liable to constraint or to restraint

marked by constraint not free not voluntary embarrassed as a constrained manner a

by constraint or compulsion in a constrained manner

the act of constraining or the state of being constrained that which compels to or restrains from action compulsion restraint...

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