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Adjective: incoercible  ,in-kow'ur-su-bul
  1. Not capable of being reduced to liquid form by pressure - said of any gas above its critical point
    "Helium remains incoercible at room temperature"
     
  2. Not able to be coerced or compelled
    "His incoercible spirit refused to be broken by the oppressive regime"
     
  3. Unable to be confined in or excluded from vessels, unlike ordinary fluids or gases
    "The incoercible nature of certain subatomic particles makes them difficult to study"