mulctatory
/mʌltkˈtɔrɪ/; /mʌlktˈtɔrɪ/Definitions
1. adjective
Tending or intended to exact or obtain money or other compensation by fines, penalties, or extortion; characterized by extortion or oppression.
“The company was accused of engaging in mulctatory practices to maximize profits.”
2. noun
A person or thing that is mulctatory; a fine or penalty exacted by extortion or oppression.
“The government imposed mulctatory taxes on the poor, exacerbating their financial struggles.”