extort in Polish
extort in Polish is wymusić, wymuszać, wyłudzać — extort means to obtain money or something else by threats, force, or abuse of power.
extort in Polish
What does "extort" mean?
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verb To obtain money or something else by threats, force, or abuse of power.
"The gang tried to extort money from local shop owners."
extort in a sentence
- The gang tried to extort money from local shop owners.
- He was accused of trying to extort a confession from the suspect.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "extort" in Polish?
"extort" in Polish is wymusić, wymuszać, wyłudzać. extort means: To obtain money or something else by threats, force, or abuse of power.
How do you use "extort" in a sentence?
Example: "The gang tried to extort money from local shop owners." In Polish, "extort" is wymusić, wymuszać, wyłudzać.
Are there other ways to say "extort" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 6 translations listed for "extort": wymusić, wymuszać, wyłudzać, wyłudzić, wykręcać, wykręcić.