arrogation
ˌærəˈɡeɪʃən
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Definition of arrogation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
legalRareunjust assumption of rights or privilegeRare
  • The arrogation of power led to a legal dispute.
seizure usurpation
2.
unjust claimRareact of claiming or seizing without justificationRare
  • The arrogation of power by the dictator was widely condemned.
appropriation usurpation
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Origin of arrogation

Latin, arrogare (to claim)

Examples of arrogation in a sentence

  • The court ruled against the arrogation of land rights.
  • His arrogation of the throne shocked everyone.
  • The company's arrogation of land was illegal.

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  1. French:arrogation, ...
  2. German:Anmaßung, ...
  3. Italian:arrogazione, usurpazione, ...
  4. Spanish:apropiación, ...
  5. Portuguese:usurpação, ...
  6. Chinese:非法占有, 僭取, ...
  7. Japanese:横領, 不当な要求, ...
  8. Arabic:اغْتِصَاب, اسْتِيلاء, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִיכּוּס, יוֹמֶרָה, ...
  10. Russian:присвоение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:привласнення, ...
  12. Hindi:अधिग्रहण, अन्यायपूर्ण दावा, ...

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