1. Constraint; imprisonment; restraint of liberty, or threat of violence, to compel a man to do some act, or the plea of exculpation by one who has been so forced.

2. To subject to duress.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• detress,
• bddress,
• curess,
• nurese,
• aderess,
• dressd,
• veress,
• dreds,
• derees,
• durgs,
• dereks,
• dores,
• disress,
• dumass,
• degress,
• drews,
• dadress,
• edures,
• nures,
• suress

• Durso,
• dressy,
• dares,
• dress,
• durres.

The adjective form of the word "duress" is "duressed".

The plural form of "duress" is "duresses".

The singular form of the word "duress" is "duress". The word remains the same in both singular and plural forms.