coatto.
imposed by an authority or by law; compulsory, forced
Meaning & usage
imposed by an authority or by law; compulsory, forced
domicilio coatto
rimozione coatta
compulsive
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Latin coāctus.
prisoner, convict
someone with coarse, rude manners, (acting like someone) from the suburbs; boor. Nowadays it’s common for a coatto to be rich and not necessarily rude, but more overbearing.
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Latin coāctus.
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