angariation Antonyms
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Meaning of angariation
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angariation (n.)
Exaction of forced service; compulsion.
angariation Sentence Examples
- The angariation of resources from one department to another caused disruptions in the workflow.
- Negotiations between the two nations led to an unexpected angariation of military assets.
- The company's sudden angariation of funds raised concerns among investors.
- Political tensions resulted in the angariation of intelligence gathering efforts.
- The government's decision to angariate control over certain industries sparked a heated debate.
- The manager's angariation of responsibilities among team members promoted a more collaborative work environment.
- In times of crisis, a quick angariation of emergency supplies is crucial for disaster response.
- The unexpected angariation of duties overwhelmed the employees, leading to a temporary slowdown in productivity.
- The charity organization's angariation of volunteers significantly boosted their outreach efforts.
- The military's strategic angariation of troops successfully countered the enemy's advances.
FAQs About the word angariation
Exaction of forced service; compulsion.
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The angariation of resources from one department to another caused disruptions in the workflow.
Negotiations between the two nations led to an unexpected angariation of military assets.
The company's sudden angariation of funds raised concerns among investors.
Political tensions resulted in the angariation of intelligence gathering efforts.
