ابتزاز بالتهديد - translation to English
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ابتزاز بالتهديد - translation to English


ابتزاز بالتهديد      

chantage

VAMPIRISM         
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MYTHOLOGICAL OR FOLKLORIC CREATURE
Vampyre; Vampirism; Vampires; Vampyres; Vampiric; Vampirist; Vampirists; Becoming a Vampire; History of vampire lore; History of Vampirism; History of Vampire lore; Kyūketsuki; Brucolaque; Wąpierz; Vampiros; Vampiress; Vampir; Vampirical; Kyuuketsuki; Shinso; Broucolaques; Vampiers; Origins of vampire beliefs; Theoretical origins of vampires; Wapierz; Kyuketsuki; Vampire types; Vampirology; Cadaver Sanguisugus; Vampire signs; Vampire legends; Killing a vampire; Vampirologist; Vampire fangs; 🧛; 🧛‍♂️; Wampir

ألاسم

اِبْتِزَاز ; اِبْتِزَازٌ ( تَهْدِيدِيّ )

USURPATION         
ILLEGITIMATE OR CONTROVERSIAL CLAIMANT TO STATE POWER
Usurpation; Usurp; Usuper; Usurped

ألاسم

اِبْتِزَاز ; اِبْتِزَازٌ ( تَهْدِيدِيّ )