What is another word for exaction?
Pronunciation:
[ ɛɡzˈakʃən], [ ɛɡzˈakʃən], [ ɛ_ɡ_z_ˈa_k_ʃ_ə_n]
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Synonyms for Exaction:
n.
• act (noun) • blackmail (noun) • command (noun) • demand (noun) • duress (noun) • enforcement (noun) • force (noun)- full head steam,
- what it take,
- what takes,
- what take,
- horsepowers,
- constrait,
- dynamisms,
- subjections,
- constraits.
- no alternatives,
- needfulnesses,
- in-dispensabilities,
- life death,
- pre conditions,
- pre requisites,
- no choices,
- in dispensability,
- in dispensabilities,
- un deniability,
- pre condition,
- undeniabilities,
- pre-condition,
- un-deniabilities,
- un-deniability,
- pre requisite,
- in-dispensability,
- indispensabilities,
- un deniabilities.
- milkings,
- pre-requisite,
- counterclaim,
- desideratum,
- indispensability,
- command,
- search,
- no alternative,
- price,
- vitals,
- undeniability,
- strong arm,
- solicitation,
- Importunities,
- blackmail,
- Desiderata,
- necessitation,
- prerequisites,
- Entreatment,
- what it takes,
- POWS,
- inevitabilities,
- counter-claim,
- Necessaries,
- requirements,
- pre-requisites,
- vital parts,
- Briberies,
- dynamism,
- horsepower,
- impulsion,
- extortion,
- solicitations,
- SINEWS,
- pre-conditions,
- impulsions,
- protection,
- bribery,
- Impetration,
- full head of steam,
- life or death,
- levy,
- no choice,
- subjection,
- force,
- vital part,
- counterclaims,
- importunity,
- enforcement,
- compulsory law,
- prosecution,
- pow,
- Prayers,
- sinew,
- toll,
- demand,
- searches,
- inevitability,
- needfulness,
- necessity,
- stimulus.
Other synonyms:
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- requisition,
- requirement,
- fee.
- tribute,
- damage,
- difficult,
- Tasking,
- rate,
- admission,
- draughtsman,
- order,
- exactment,
- wrenching,
- Revendication,
- rush,
- pilotage,
- theft,
- imposing an onus,
- delicate,
- Freighting,
- due,
- tearing,
- penalty,
- breach,
- obtrusiveness,
- Wresting,
- tort,
- loading,
- squeamish,
- encroachment,
- gift,
- admission fee,
- fussy,
- imposition,
- stretch,
- wrest,
- notice,
- DUES,
- finicky,
- violation,
- need,
- presumptuousness,
- wharfage,
- weighting,
- dainty,
- peter's pence,
- fare,
- anchorage,
- oppression,
- loss,
- discriminating,
- cellarage,
- usurpation,
- bother,
- bribe,
- assumption,
- hire,
- assessment,
- presumption,
- Charges,
- inconsiderateness,
- expropriation,
- Charging,
- portage,
- recovery,
- scrupulous,
- fastidious,
- tithe,
- offering,
- cover charge,
- taxing,
- tax,
- nice,
- Burdening,
- shot,
- inconvenience,
- precise,
- carfare,
- insistence,
- meticulous,
- choosy,
- scot and lot,
- seizure,
- reclamation,
- scot,
- rending,
- drain,
- wring,
- warning,
- particular,
- ultimatum,
- ripping,
- refined,
- Wringing,
- lion's share,
- brokerage,
- picky,
- towage,
- exigency,
- tariff,
- Exigence,
- rapacity,
- laying on,
- draught,
- draft,
- dockage,
- entrance fee,
- license fee,
- terms,
- careful,
- ransom,
- custom,
- duty,
- infliction,
- distaff,
- call for,
- exigent,
- trouble,
- impost,
- surcharge,
- salvage,
- draughty,
- wrench,
- excise,
- storage,
- cost,
- indent.
How to use "Exaction" in context?
When we think of the word "exaction," what comes to mind? Possibly, images of shady entrepreneurs coercing innocent individuals into shady contracts? Or, criminal gangs demanding protection money from businesses and individuals? In reality, however, the word "exaction" has a variety of different meanings and can refer to a variety of different situations.
First and foremost, extortion is thepractice of getting a person to give you money or do something they wouldn't normally do as part of a coercive tactic. This can include threats, violence, or even blackmail.
Homophones for Exaction:
- equisetum, ecosystem, eighteen, exudation, eustoma, esteem, excitation, eighty-one, excogitation, exhaustion, equation, esthonia, equitation, eastman, estonian, eighty-nine, esthonian, estonia, ejection, execution, echidna.
Hyponym for Exaction:
n.
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act
demand.
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act
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