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appease

To pacify, satisfy, or relieve

Wheedle

To coax, usually by flattery, soft words, or begging

curry

To flatter in order to win favor

captivate

to fascinate or charm

importune

to request urgently and repeatedly

badger

to nag, torment, tease, or annoy

goad

to urge on or prod into action

browbeat

to bully or threaten with harsh looks or words

domineer

to rule over tyrannically or insolently, or to be overbearing

intimidate

to make timid or afraid

subjugate

to subdue, conquer, or bring under complete control (bring under control)

capitulate

to give up or surrender

submission

the act of yielding or surrendering; or handing over something for consideration or inspection

deference

a yielding to someones desires or opinions because of respect (courteous regard for another's wishes)

obeisance

a gesture of courtesy or reverence (respect); or deference of homage

volition

the exercise of free will

duress

compulsion or illegal force

perforce

of or through necessity (of necessity)

compulsory

required or forced

peremptory

decisive, absolute, dogmatic, or dictatorial

incendiary

causing fire, or stirring up strife, rebellion, riots, etc

convoke

to call together, especially for a meeting

evoke

to bring out, call forth, or summon