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exaction

/ɪɡˈzæk.ʃən/

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noun

/ɪɡˈzæk.ʃən/C2formalobsolete
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по требованию и получению чего-либо, особенно денег или услуги, часто с помощью силы, угроз или власти; также относится к тому, что взыскивается, например, к платежу или дани.

A noun referring to the act of demanding and obtaining something, especially money or a favor, often through force, threats, or authority; also refers to something that is exacted, such as a fee or tribute.

  1. Demand for paymentC1formal

    The act of demanding and obtaining something, especially money, through force or authority.

    ruВзыскание

    • The exaction of taxes from the peasants was harsh.
    • The king's exaction of tribute angered the provinces.
    • The exaction of fees for basic services was considered unfair.

    Synonymsdemandextortionextractionimpositionlevyrequisitiontribute

    Antonymsdonationgiftgrant

  2. Something demandedC1formal

    A sum of money or other thing that is demanded or exacted.

    ruПобор

    • The exaction was paid under duress.
    • The exactions imposed by the conquerors were severe.
    • The exaction of a heavy fine was the penalty for the crime.

    Synonymschargedemandextortionfeeimpositionlevyrequirementtolltribute

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