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Meanings of uncoerced in English

Not brought about by coercion or force.

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Examples for "willing"
1
The crisis is on its way to resolution, God willing, he said.
The Irish Times
2
He said migrants were often more willing to work in remote areas.
Radio NZ
3
Beijing has said it is willing to discuss rare earths with Europe.
Reuters
4
You're willing to trade her in for your 'unique point of view'?
Raising Stony Mayhall
5
Several EU leaders said they are willing to consider another Brexit delay.
News.com.au
1
Against this Guardiola team the last thing needed is an unforced error.
The Guardian
2
He produced 13 winners and no unforced errors to dominate his opponent.
The Irish Times
3
Unfortunately the underdog promptly buried herself in an avalanche of unforced errors.
The Guardian
4
The Argentinian, however, contributed to his own demise with 70 unforced errors.
Reuters
5
And 37 unforced errors told the story of her wild ground strokes.
The Guardian
Usage of uncoerced in English
1
She was uncoerced by family authority, ecclesiastical authority, or marital authority.
Stories from Everybody's Magazine
2
Freely, uncoerced, he finally numbered himself among them.
The darkest road
3
He was very tall and very thin, energetic but not strong, very clever, but with less application than an uncoerced camel.
Aladdin O'Brien
4
WFF also continues to hear from feminists on both sides of the question of whether uncoerced prostitution can be a legitimate work choice.
Feminist dot com
5
To enjoy time with us ethically, clients should follow basic standards of politeness and respect, and should only visit independent, uncoerced sex workers.
The Guardian
Uncoerced through the time