To exact, extort, or draw (an admission, consent, etc.) from or out of a person, etc.

Scottish. transitive. To wrest or wrench (something) from a person's grip. Obsolete.

transitive. To obtain from a reluctant person by violence, torture, intimidation, or abuse of legal… with immaterial object, actions, utterances…

figurative. (a) To extort or elicit by pressure. †(b) To expel, get rid of, by force (obsolete).

To usurp, arrogate, or take by force (power, a right, etc.); to assume forcibly (a dignity or… To obtain or gain (money, information, etc.) by…

transitive. To extort by force. Cf. evince, v. 3. Obsolete.

figurative; esp. to draw forth (a confession, money, etc.) against a person's will.

To extort or exact, to obtain by force or pressure, from or out of a person, etc. Also rarely without const.

To obtain (something) by putting pressure on a person. transitive. To extort or force (information, a secret, the truth, etc.) from or out of a…

To constrain, compel (assent), extort (concessions, etc.) by force of argument or persuasive motives. Obsolete.

transitive. To force out by, or as by, grinding.

To obtain or take by force; to win by violence; to draw forth (literal and figurative) as a necessary consequence; to extort, elicit. Also, to force…

figurative. To treat roughly; to drug; to exploit; to overcharge; to force out of; to churn out.