Blackmail
Blackmail noun - Extortion of money by threats to divulge discrediting information.
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Synonyms for Blackmail
String and blackmail are semantically related. In some cases you can use "String" instead a noun "Blackmail".
Nearby Words: blackmailer, blackmailing, blackmailed
String
How words are described
| old | old blackmail | old string |
| good | good blackmail | good string |
| awkward | awkward blackmail | awkward string |
| obvious | obvious blackmail | obvious string |
| Other adjectives: simple, little, bad, said. | ||
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Both words in one sentence
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She looks more like an elementary school teacher than someone who's engaged in sex trafficking, arranged a string of murders, and is using her prostitution business to blackmail half the cops and prosecutors in the state of New York.
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