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Meanings of arrogate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "assume"
Examples for "assume"
1
Individual Australians must ultimately assume responsibility for themselves and their economic circumstances.
2
That said; don't assume you have to seize every available opportunity going.
3
He said it was time for the Hezbollah movement to assume responsibility.
4
Whatever the case, we must assume Solari has not heard the news.
5
However, I am just going to assume there is no energy loss.
1
That said; don't assume you have to seize every available opportunity going.
2
Others worry U.S. military clout may ultimately be used to seize resources.
3
In rare cases, the agency can hold up approvals or seize products.
4
The malaria community should seize this opportunity to make their needs heard.
5
But our government wants to seize this opportunity to accelerate the process.
1
Gray handed it over, glad to let the monsignor usurp his position.
2
We can usurp people in this country if we have the power.
3
No advisory group should attempt to pre-empt, less still usurp that role.
4
It is really so beautiful, that I think I shall usurp it.
5
Eunuchs usurp authority, and the hydra of rebellion raises its many heads.
1
State Security Minister David Mahlobo will take over as Minister of Energy.
2
A Competition Commission investigation into the deal could take over a year.
3
Lachezar Borissov, currently deputy economy minister will take over the economy ministry.
4
Tepco needs to go down and the government needs to take over.
5
Later, technology could entirely take over the analysis role, according to Darpa.
Usage of arrogate in English
1
How did He dare arrogate to himself such a dominion as that?
2
He would not even arrogate to himself the name of antiquary.
3
The Parisians, excluding all others, arrogate to themselves the only knowledge of divinity.
4
Now Your Holiness is thinking that I arrogate to myself a miraculous clairvoyance.
5
There does not exist such a power of possessing as he would arrogate.
6
Neither hoar hairs nor wrinkles can arrogate reverence as their right.
7
But it is not for me to arrogate to determine the Queen's mind.
8
Far be it from me to arrogate to myself the attributes of the Deity.
9
That dear distinction he durst no longer arrogate to himself.
10
What right had he to arrogate to himself again powers of life and death?
11
Did he arrogate yet further prerogatives of kings?-prerogativeswhich even kings claim no longer.
12
Presumptuous and ignorant men, who arrogate the earth to yourselves!
13
Thou art not so bad a republican as to arrogate all Paris to thyself!
14
They arrogate to themselves the whole sovereignty in Brittany.
15
Now, I must premise that I arrogate to myself no exhibitory rights in this lady.
16
You seem almost disposed to arrogate to yourself a peculiar regard for this divine treasure.
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