extort in a sentence
v. t.
Definition
EXTORT: To obtain money, goods, or services from someone through coercion, threats, or intimidation.
Sample Sentences
- The criminal was arrested after he attempted to extort money from local businesses.
- She refused to be intimidated by the threats made to extort her silence.
- The detective worked tirelessly to gather evidence against the group trying to extort the wealthy businessman.
- Extorting funds from unsuspecting victims is a serious crime with severe consequences.
- In a surprising twist, the victim turned the tables and reported the extortion attempt to the authorities.
- The criminal attempted to extort money from the business owner by threatening to reveal damaging information.
- She was shocked to discover that someone was trying to extort her by using her private photos as leverage.
- The government took strong action against those who sought to extort funds from vulnerable citizens.
- His attempts to extort a confession from the suspect were met with resistance and indignation.
- The organization denounced the practice of trying to extort donations under false pretenses.
- The criminals attempted to extort money from the local business owners using threats.
- She was horrified to discover that someone was trying to extort sensitive information from her.
- His reputation was damaged when it was revealed that he had tried to extort a favor from a politician.
- The blackmailer sought to extort her by threatening to release private photos if she didn’t comply.
- Authorities are investigating allegations that the group attempted to extort funds from charitable organizations.
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