Definition
Definition of exactor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
financeDated one who demands payment or performanceDated
- The tax exactor was persistent in collecting overdue taxes..
2.
tax collectionDated person who collects taxesDated
- The exactor visited the village to collect dues.
3.
extortionDated person making illegal or unreasonable demandsDated
- The exactor threatened the shopkeeper for more money.
Origin of exactor
Latin, exactor (enforcer)
Examples of exactor in a sentence
The exactor's role was crucial in the medieval economy. The exactor demanded payment from the merchants. An exactor was appointed to oversee the region's taxes. The exactor demanded an extra fee from the tenants. An exactor was arrested for extorting local businesses.
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- French:percepteur, collecteur d'impôts, ...
- German:Eintreiber, Steuereintreiber, ...
- Italian:esattore, riscossore, ...
- Spanish:exactor, recaudador, ...
- Portuguese:cobrador, cobrador de impostos, ...
- Chinese:征收者, 收税员, ...
- Japanese:徴収者, 徴税人, ...
- Arabic:جَابٍ, جابي الضرائب, ...
- Hebrew:גּוֹבֶה, מַגְבֶּה, ...
- Russian:сборщик налогов, налоговый инспектор, ...
- Ukrainian:вимогач, податківець, ...
- Hindi:वसूलकर्ता, कर संग्रहकर्ता, ...
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