Definition of hush money in English:

hush money

noun

mass nouninformal

Money paid to someone to prevent them from disclosing embarrassing or discreditable information.
〈非正式〉封嘴钱，缄口费
he used it as hush money for his mistress
Example sentencesExamples
- But because prostitution is illegal, brothel owners pays no taxes, instead giving regular bribes and hush money to corrupt policemen.
- Was this just charity, or was it payment for services rendered or some kind of hush money?
- His decision was rational in the way that hush money is often rational - the briber would rather pay the money than have the information revealed.
- He demanded $60 million hush money to prevent the filing of the sexual harassment lawsuit.
- We had been paying her hush money for four years.
- I rely of course on their innate decency to not tell of the horrid things they have seen, or hopefully ask me for hush money before publicising the truth.
- Word got back to Detroit, and the car company offered the woman a wad of hush money.
- Not knowing what else to do, the sites paid up the hush money for a license, and were allowed back online.
- You talked earlier about how a small sum like $10,000 couldn't be considered hush money.
- The two men are paid compensation and hush money by the mine owners over the deaths.
- Defendants demanded $60 million in hush money to keep quiet and never once lowered this outrageous, extortionate demand.
- However, there are requests for money to meet expenses related to hush money, fees, taxes and assorted payments to sundry individuals.
- Their only job appears to be collect their hush money.
- Allegations his lawyers had offered hush money to a prosecution witness were never substantiated.
- And as the architect of the scheme, I would be fêted and richly rewarded, and would retire in luxury on my hush money.
- The officer, suspected of kidnap involvement, was also said to have received $10,000 in hush money not to expose a prostitution ring in Central Trinidad.
- Perish the thought that the cash flow might tacitly function as hush money.
Synonyms
payment, payout, reward, recompense, consideration

Definition of hush money in US English:

hush money

nounˈhəSH ˈˌmənēˈhəʃ ˈˌməni

informal

Money paid to someone to prevent them from disclosing embarrassing or discreditable information.
〈非正式〉封嘴钱，缄口费
he used it as hush money for his mistress
Example sentencesExamples
- Their only job appears to be collect their hush money.
- Allegations his lawyers had offered hush money to a prosecution witness were never substantiated.
- Was this just charity, or was it payment for services rendered or some kind of hush money?
- But because prostitution is illegal, brothel owners pays no taxes, instead giving regular bribes and hush money to corrupt policemen.
- He demanded $60 million hush money to prevent the filing of the sexual harassment lawsuit.
- You talked earlier about how a small sum like $10,000 couldn't be considered hush money.
- Defendants demanded $60 million in hush money to keep quiet and never once lowered this outrageous, extortionate demand.
- His decision was rational in the way that hush money is often rational - the briber would rather pay the money than have the information revealed.
- Perish the thought that the cash flow might tacitly function as hush money.
- And as the architect of the scheme, I would be fêted and richly rewarded, and would retire in luxury on my hush money.
- I rely of course on their innate decency to not tell of the horrid things they have seen, or hopefully ask me for hush money before publicising the truth.
- Not knowing what else to do, the sites paid up the hush money for a license, and were allowed back online.
- Word got back to Detroit, and the car company offered the woman a wad of hush money.
- The two men are paid compensation and hush money by the mine owners over the deaths.
- However, there are requests for money to meet expenses related to hush money, fees, taxes and assorted payments to sundry individuals.
- We had been paying her hush money for four years.
- The officer, suspected of kidnap involvement, was also said to have received $10,000 in hush money not to expose a prostitution ring in Central Trinidad.
Synonyms
payment, payout, reward, recompense, consideration

单词	hush money
释义	Definition of hush money in English: hush money noun mass nouninformal Money paid to someone to prevent them from disclosing embarrassing or discreditable information. 〈非正式〉封嘴钱，缄口费 he used it as hush money for his mistress Example sentencesExamples But because prostitution is illegal, brothel owners pays no taxes, instead giving regular bribes and hush money to corrupt policemen. Was this just charity, or was it payment for services rendered or some kind of hush money? His decision was rational in the way that hush money is often rational - the briber would rather pay the money than have the information revealed. He demanded $60 million hush money to prevent the filing of the sexual harassment lawsuit. We had been paying her hush money for four years. I rely of course on their innate decency to not tell of the horrid things they have seen, or hopefully ask me for hush money before publicising the truth. Word got back to Detroit, and the car company offered the woman a wad of hush money. Not knowing what else to do, the sites paid up the hush money for a license, and were allowed back online. You talked earlier about how a small sum like $10,000 couldn't be considered hush money. The two men are paid compensation and hush money by the mine owners over the deaths. Defendants demanded $60 million in hush money to keep quiet and never once lowered this outrageous, extortionate demand. However, there are requests for money to meet expenses related to hush money, fees, taxes and assorted payments to sundry individuals. Their only job appears to be collect their hush money. Allegations his lawyers had offered hush money to a prosecution witness were never substantiated. And as the architect of the scheme, I would be fêted and richly rewarded, and would retire in luxury on my hush money. The officer, suspected of kidnap involvement, was also said to have received $10,000 in hush money not to expose a prostitution ring in Central Trinidad. Perish the thought that the cash flow might tacitly function as hush money. Synonyms payment, payout, reward, recompense, consideration Definition of hush money in US English: hush money nounˈhəSH ˈˌmənēˈhəʃ ˈˌməni informal Money paid to someone to prevent them from disclosing embarrassing or discreditable information. 〈非正式〉封嘴钱，缄口费 he used it as hush money for his mistress Example sentencesExamples Their only job appears to be collect their hush money. Allegations his lawyers had offered hush money to a prosecution witness were never substantiated. Was this just charity, or was it payment for services rendered or some kind of hush money? But because prostitution is illegal, brothel owners pays no taxes, instead giving regular bribes and hush money to corrupt policemen. He demanded $60 million hush money to prevent the filing of the sexual harassment lawsuit. You talked earlier about how a small sum like $10,000 couldn't be considered hush money. Defendants demanded $60 million in hush money to keep quiet and never once lowered this outrageous, extortionate demand. His decision was rational in the way that hush money is often rational - the briber would rather pay the money than have the information revealed. Perish the thought that the cash flow might tacitly function as hush money. And as the architect of the scheme, I would be fêted and richly rewarded, and would retire in luxury on my hush money. I rely of course on their innate decency to not tell of the horrid things they have seen, or hopefully ask me for hush money before publicising the truth. Not knowing what else to do, the sites paid up the hush money for a license, and were allowed back online. Word got back to Detroit, and the car company offered the woman a wad of hush money. The two men are paid compensation and hush money by the mine owners over the deaths. However, there are requests for money to meet expenses related to hush money, fees, taxes and assorted payments to sundry individuals. We had been paying her hush money for four years. The officer, suspected of kidnap involvement, was also said to have received $10,000 in hush money not to expose a prostitution ring in Central Trinidad. Synonyms payment, payout, reward, recompense, consideration
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