Definition Synonyms
Definition of exaction - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
enforcementRare act of enforcing something strictlyRare
- The exaction of strict penalties deterred further violations..
2.
financeRare unjust or excessive demand for moneyRare
- The villagers suffered under the exaction of the corrupt officials.
Origin of exaction
Latin, exactio (demand)
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legal
unjust exaction by misuse of authority
Examples of exaction in a sentence
His exaction of the rules made him unpopular. The exaction of high taxes burdened the citizens. Protests erupted against the exaction imposed by the new law.
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- French:exaction, extorsion, ...
- German:strikte Durchsetzung, Forderung, ...
- Italian:imposizione, estorsione, ...
- Spanish:exigencia, exacción, ...
- Portuguese:imposição, exigência, ...
- Chinese:强制执行, 苛捐杂税, ...
- Japanese:施行, 不当要求, ...
- Arabic:تَطْبيق صارِم, اِبتِزاز, ...
- Hebrew:אֲכִיפָה, דְּרִישָׁה מֻפְרֶזֶת, ...
- Russian:взыскание, вымогательство, ...
- Ukrainian:вимога, вимагання, ...
- Hindi:प्रवर्तन, अनुचित मांग, ...
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