Blackmail
Blackmail noun - Extortion of money by threats to divulge discrediting information.
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Synonyms for Blackmail
Price and blackmail are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Price" instead a noun "Blackmail".
Nearby Words: blackmailer, blackmailing, blackmailed
How words are described
| better | better blackmail | better price |
| generous | generous blackmail | generous price |
| horrible | horrible blackmail | horrible price |
| moral | moral blackmail | moral price |
| Other adjectives: possible. | ||
Common collocations
| anyone | blackmail anyone | price anyone |
Both words in one sentence
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Like most Knowledge Brokers, she's in it for the money so the price of her info is always very steep, and she has plenty of blackmail material for those unwilling to pay.
Source: Knowledge Broker -
The Skulls can make you in whatever field you choose and let you live the life you want... at the low, low price of murder, manipulation, blackmail and fraud.
Source: Film / The Skulls -
In Larry Niven's Known Space stories, the Puppeteers regard blackmail as simply another business transaction — the two parties negotiate terms, and if agreement is reached the target pays the settled price and the blackmailer gives up the relevant evidence and memories.
Source: Blackmail
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