Synonyms for "exaction" (88 found)

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Closest matches (18)

admissionadmission feeanchorageblackmailbotherbrokerageburdeningcallcall forcarfarecellaragechargechargeschargingclaimcontributioncover chargedemand

Strong matches (26)

demand fordockagedraftdraindraughtdraughtsmandraughtyduesdutyentrance feeexactmentextortionextortionate demandfarefeefreightingheavy demandhireimposing an onusimposition

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impostinconsideratenessinconvenienceindentinflictioninsistent demand

Related words (44)

laying onlevylicense feeloadingloading downneednonnegotiable demandnoticeobtrusivenessorderpilotageportagepresumptuousnessrapacityrendingrequirementrequisitionrippingrushrush order

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salvagescotscot and lotshotstoragetaskingtaxtaxingtearingtolltowagetributetroubleultimatumunwarranted demandwarningweightingwharfagewrenchwrenchingwrestwrestingwringwringing

Related word relations

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4 relation types

More general

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demand

derived

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nonexaction

is a

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demand

related to

17 entries

authoritycompelcompulsioncontributiondemandexactextortionfeeforcefurnishinjusticelevypayrewardseveritytribute

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Translations

7 translations across 4 languages.

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Bulgarian

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• изискване noun (the act of demanding with authority)

Middle English

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• exaccioun noun (the act of demanding with authority)

Romanian

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• extorsiune noun (that which is exacted)
• forțare, acțiune de intimidare noun (the act of demanding with authority)
• impunere noun (the act of demanding with authority)

Spanish

2 entries

• exacción noun (the act of demanding with authority)
• exacción noun (a fee, reward, or contribution, demanded or levied with severity or injustice)

Sample sentences

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the exaction to tribute or of obedience

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