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その
きょうかつ
恐喝
ぎせいしゃ
犠牲者
なんねん
何年
くちど
口止
りょう
はら
ってきた

The blackmail victim has been paying hush money for years.
Conjugations and inflections
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Words
0
blackmail; extortion; threat (to extort money)
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2
noun
victim
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noun
for many years
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4
noun
hush money
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2
'u' godan verb, transitive verb
1. to pay (e.g. money, bill)
2. to brush off; to wipe away; to clear away; to dust off; to cut off (e.g. branches)
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Kanji
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キョウ   おそれる to fear, be afraid of   おそろしい terrible, dreadful   
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カツ    hoarse   
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ギ    sacrifice   
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セイ    animal sacrifice   
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シャ   もの person, someone   
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カ   なに    なん what?   
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ネン   とし year   
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コウ   ク   くち mouth   
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シ   とめる to stop   とまる to stop   
リョウ    fee   
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フツ    to pay; to dispose of   はら to pay   
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