Definition
Definition of extorted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
coercionobtained by force or threats
- The extorted money was hidden in a secret compartment.
- The extorted confession was later retracted.
- They found the extorted documents in his office.
Origin of extorted
Latin, extorquere (twist out)
Terms with extorted included in their meaning
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extorted
subjected to extortion or coercion
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- French:extorqué, ...
- German:erpresst, ...
- Italian:estorto, ...
- Spanish:extorsionado, ...
- Portuguese:extorquido, ...
- Chinese:强取的, ...
- Japanese:強要された, ...
- Arabic:مُنْتَزَع بِالقُوَّة, ...
- Hebrew:סָחוּט, ...
- Russian:вымоганный, ...
- Ukrainian:вимушений, ...
- Hindi:जबरन वसूला गया, ...
Definition of extort - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
crimeobtain something by force or threats
- The gang extorted money from local businesses.
2.
medicalDated twist outwards in a medical contextDated
- The doctor noted how the eye extorted during the examination.
Origin of extort
Latin, extorquere (twist out)
Examples of extort in a sentence
The official was caught extorting bribes. The surgeon had to extort the limb carefully. During the procedure, the joint was extorted to its limit.
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- French:extorquer, éverser, ...
- German:erpressen, verzerren, ...
- Italian:estorcere, torcere, ...
- Spanish:extorsionar, torcer hacia afuera, ...
- Portuguese:extorquir, torcer para fora, ...
- Chinese:勒索, 外旋, ...
- Japanese:ゆすり取る, 外側にねじれる, ...
- Arabic:اِبْتَزَّ, أَدَارَ إلى الخارج, ...
- Hebrew:לִסְחוֹט, לְהִסְתּוֹבֵב הַחוּצָה, ...
- Russian:вымогать, выворачивать, ...
- Ukrainian:вимагати, вивертати, ...
- Hindi:जबरन वसूलना, उलटना, ...
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