| A | B |
|---|
| 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 os insolently, or to be overbearing |
| intimidate | to make timid or afraid |
| subjugate | to subdue, conquer, or bring under complete control |
| capitulate | to give up or surrender |
| submission | the act of yeilding or surrendering, or handing over something for consideration or inspection |
| deference | a yeilding to someone's desires or opinions because of respect |
| obeisance | a gesture of courtesy or reverence, or deference or homage |
| volition | the exercise of the will |
| duress | compulsion or illegal force |
| perforce | of or through 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 |
