1. The act of exacting; an oppressive authoritative demand; extortion; that which is exacted; excessive service or tribute.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• exhaution,
• exhition,
• exucution,
• exicution,
• execption,
• exapation,
• extion,
• exection,
• exeuction,
• excution,
• expetion,
• extaction,
• exansion,
• exaustion,
• expection,
• exinction,
• extarction,
• expation,
• exrection,
• exectuion

• executant,
• execute,
• exactly,
• existing,
• exhaust,
• exhausting,
• exacting,
• exhaustion,
• exhaustible,
• executor,
• exocoetidae,
• execution,
• executioner,
• executed,
• exact,
• exactness,
• exocet,
• exactitude,
• exacta,
• exhaustive,
• executing,
• executrix.

The adjective form of the word "exaction" is "exacting".

The plural of the "exaction" can be the "exactions".

The singular of the "exaction" can be the "exaction".