Bribe
Bribe noun - Something given or promised in order to improperly influence a person's conduct or decision.
Usage example: that judge refused a huge bribe to dismiss the charges against the wealthy defendant
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Synonyms for Bribe
Incentive is a synonym for bribe in inducement topic. In some cases you can use "Incentive" instead a noun "Bribe".
Incentive
Incentive noun - Something that arouses action or activity.
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Related pairs
- attraction and bribe
- attraction and incentive
- stimulus and bribe
- stimulus and incentive
- encouragement and bribe
- encouragement and incentive
- reward and bribe
- reward and incentive
- influence and bribe
- influence and incentive
- compensation and bribe
- compensation and incentive
- gift and bribe
- gift and incentive
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- Food as Bribe: Another incentive Barriss has to keep passing information to Ahsoka is that it's her only opportunity to eat actual food.
- Stacks that he could take her in as part of his publicity stunt, she mentions the stipend as further incentive, which he takes as an attempt at a Comically Small Bribe.
Source: Fostering for Profit -
Food as Bribe: In the last chapter of Mosaic, Akise uses Minene's hunger to get her to compete in a beauty pageant with the incentive that she can use the prize money to buy herself food.
Source: Manga / Future Diary
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