coercion, n. /koʊˈərʃən/ Constraint, restraint, compulsion; the application of force to control the action of a voluntary agent.
Any physical, emotional, psychological, spiritual, economic or other undue influence initiated against a person or persons, to force compliance without voluntary agreement.
Persuade, cooperate, or leave an unresolved outcome. Confronting those who coerce can be contentious. Refuse to be bullied or bothered by those who attempt to coerce you.