
mulct



mulct noun. [mʌlkt] arch.
mulct verb trans. [mʌlkt] literary. Pa. t. & pple mulct, mulcted.
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Synonyms & Related Wordsmulct[noun]Synonyms: fine, amercement, forfeit, penalty
[verb]Synonyms: penalize, amerce, fine, fleece, bleed, milk, rook, stick, sweat
Related Words: claim,
demand,
exact,
require [TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary ▲
English Dictionarymulct noun.
[mʌlkt] arch. L16.[Latin mulcta, multa: see MULCT verb. Cf. French mulcte, multe.]A fine imposed for an offence; a penalty of any kind.
■ T. L. Peacock Imposed a heavy mulct on every one of his servants. ■ I. Zangwill Nor was this the only mulct which Providence exacted. [TahlilGaran] English Dictionary ▲
mulct verb trans. [mʌlkt] literary. Pa. t. & pple
mulct,
mulcted.
L15.[French mul(c)ter from Latin mul(c)tare, from mul(c)ta fine, amercement.]1. Punish (a person) by a fine; extract money from (a person) by fine or taxation. Formerly also, subject to a penalty of any kind.
L15.■ G. M. Trevelyan No government dared to propose to mulct the taxpayer for such a purpose. ■ C. P. Snow The Revenue might mulct him with largish fines.2. Deprive (a person)
of money, goods, etc., esp. by duress or fraudulent means; swindle. Usu. in
pass. M18.Contemporary Review Each tree is mulcted of her spreading boughs.3. Obtain by swindling.
M20.■ P. Gallico A rapacious old moneybag who would never miss the few dollars mulcted of her. [TahlilGaran] English Dictionary ▲