Adjective:

சட்டத்துக்குப் புறம்பாகப் பணம் பறிக்கிற,

extortionate's Usage Examples:

Rather than try and pay extortionate rents on the main streets of cities, Slaters menswear stores are located on side streets and on upper floors of buildings, making them harder to find but cheaper to maintain.

Are you really willing, in your land of extortionate inadequate health coverage, to watch women dying from botched backstreet abortions?Stillbirths and fetal deaths/spontaneous abortions from 20 weeks are registered.

Are you really willing, in your land of extortionate inadequate health coverage, to watch women dying from botched backstreet abortions?Within a few weeks he has killed a guinea pig in a botched robbery.

Are you really willing, in your land of extortionate inadequate health coverage, to watch women dying from botched backstreet abortions?Backstreet Boys begin a summer headlining tour in mid-July.

Ranulph, his first treasurer and representative at Ely, had been extortionate and dishonest, and the monks accused Nigel, probably with some justification, of spending the estates and treasures of the see in maintaining knights and gaining court influence.

The numerous outbreaks against the Jews are directed, not against their creed, but against them as keen business men and extortionate money-lenders.

The bugbear is termination charges on these plans, which are often extortionate.

Exactions, debasement of the currency and extortionate taxation were ruinous palliatives, and insufficient to supply a treasury which the revenue from crown lands and various rights taken from the nobles could not fill even in times of peace.

The charges are n't extortionate either considering that you are somewhat at their mercy.

Some of the states have usury laws giving relief to borrowers in cases where circumstances have compelled them to agree to extortionate rates; but other states have no such laws, except that a contract in writing is invariably required in all cases where the "legal rate" is exceeded.

It was believed by its advocates that this system of prescribing the conditions of construction and operation of lines could promote public safety, prevent waste of capital and secure passengers and shippers against extortionate rates.

Synonyms:

usurious, unconscionable, outrageous, immoderate, steep, exorbitant,

Antonyms:

ascent, horizontal, inclined, gradual, moderate,