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1 call off
PhrV1. बन्द\call offकरनाThe workers called off their 1.day strike. -
2 coerce
V1. जबरदस्ती\coerceकरनाThe workers were coerced to call off strike. -
3 coercion
N1. जोर-जबरदस्तीThe management used coercion on the workers to call off strike. -
4 coercive
Adj1. बलयुक्तThe management used coercive force on the workers to call off strike. -
5 unbending
Adj1. हठीUltimately the workers had to call off the strike due to the unbendingattitude of the authorities.
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