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Meanings of annexing in English
Usage of annexing in English
1
Georgia's pro-Western leadership accused Russia of effectively annexing Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
2
Georgia's pro-Western leadership accuses Russia of effectively annexing Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
3
Indonesia took advantage of the turmoil by invading and annexing East Timor.
4
The new King determined to begin by annexing Wales to the Crown.
5
There's a prejudice nowadays against subalterns annexing empires without orders, you know.
6
This was another election stunt: in reality, annexing the land will change nothing.
7
But Cluny was also annexing to that thought another new and potent idea.
8
There is also the small matter of annexing Crimea and destabilising the Ukraine.
9
The latter, sympathizing with Russia, strongly objected to Austria annexing Piedmont.
10
It being wrong to steal, he made a point of annexing small objects.
11
She had set her heart upon annexing all of Bavaria to her realms.
12
Nothing would induce him to be a party to annexing Granthistan.
13
Shepstone's Proclamation annexing the Transvaal is going to be read presently.
14
Meanwhile, Israeli politicians in cabinet talk about annexing vast swathes of the West Bank.
15
Anarchy in Syria warranted Pompeius in annexing the Seleucid dominion.
16
That gives us two years to work on annexing Fiji.
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