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Meanings of appropriation in English
Usage of appropriation in English
1
The person making the artwork already integrates the appropriation in the making.
2
Rowling has been accused of cultural appropriation and racism in her work.
3
The whole idea of cultural appropriation limits fiction's ability to be fiction.
4
As per Order 78 and the appropriation of the Indian trust funds.
5
The casual appropriation of unguarded property was apparently a social norm, here.
6
Some say that cultural appropriation of Māoritanga is getting out of hand.
7
No appropriation was made even for the current expenses of the year.
8
The first appropriation for schools was twenty-two pounds eight shillings, in 1762.
9
This is the true market principle, and the just appropriation of value.
10
This metaphysical odyssey could easily have resulted in accusations of cultural appropriation.
11
It informs my on-going interest in cultural appropriation, oral histories and failures.
12
The first was a rapid though distinct appropriation of his enormous property.
13
Where is this appropriation of our valued bay amenity going to end?
14
We did not hear the Senator's voice in opposition to that appropriation.
15
Sure. The cavalier Californian appropriation of Spanish slang seemed apt for Ramsey.
16
So did the designer cross the line between cultural appreciation into appropriation?
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United States of America
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