spoliation
spɔlijasjɔ̃
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Definition of spoliation - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
dépossessionaction de priver quelqu'un de ses biens par force ou tromperie
- La spoliation des terres agricoles a provoqué la colère des paysans.
- La spoliation des œuvres d’art a marqué l’histoire du pays.
- Ils dénoncent la spoliation de leurs droits fondamentaux.
Origin of spoliation
latin, spoliare (piller)
Terms with spoliation included in their meaning
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spoliation
confiscation forcée des biens juifs par les nazis
spoliation
priver quelqu'un de ce qu'il possède
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- English:dispossession, ...
- German:Enteignung, ...
- Italian:spoliazione, ...
- Spanish:despojo, ...
- Portuguese:espólio, ...
- Chinese:掠夺, ...
- Japanese:略奪, ...
- Arabic:الاغتصاب, ...
- Hebrew:שְׁלוּל, ...
- Russian:сполияция, ...
- Ukrainian:захоплення, ...
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