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Meanings of moral blackmail in English

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Usage of moral blackmail in English
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Chugging is a form of moral blackmail which is to be condemned.
The Irish Times
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The terrorists have discovered holding innocent persons hostage they can coerce the world with moral blackmail.
The new yorker
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The Greens are being subjected to moral blackmail, but with the twist that the blackmailer is within.
The Irish Times
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The moral blackmail is irresistible.
The Guardian
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It is pure moral blackmail.
The Guardian
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Yet what makes this form of moral blackmail so wickedly irresponsible is that it risks spiralling out of the government's control.
The Guardian
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He said equating debate about the Good Friday agreement with a support for violence was "a moral blackmail at the heart of the GFA".
The Guardian
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"All right, I get it, hold the moral blackmail," said Benway.
The Bride Wore Black Leather
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