讹诈 (é zhà): Extort (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He blackmailed me, saying he would tell the teacher.

The scammer extorted a sum of money from the elderly person using fake evidence.

I will never yield to any form of extortion; it's a matter of principle.

The thug tried to extort the shop owner but was exposed by the in-store surveillance footage.

In the business negotiation, the other party tried to blackmail us into lowering the price by threatening to expose internal information.

Despite the other party's repeated threats and attempts at extortion, the company still insists on handling the matter according to the law.