arrogating Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- commandeering
- expropriating
- pirating
- pressing
- snatching
- attaching
- taking-over
- preempting
- invading
- annexing
- assuming
Weak:
arrogating Meaning
Webster
arrogating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Arrogate
arrogating Sentence Examples
- The ambitious leader was constantly arrogating more responsibilities to himself, leaving his team feeling marginalized.
- By arrogating control over the company's finances, the CFO effectively sidelined other executives.
- She was accused of arrogating credit for the successful marketing campaign, despite the efforts of her team.
- The government's policy of arrogating lands from indigenous communities sparked widespread protests.
- The manager was criticized for arrogating decision-making power without consulting his subordinates.
- His habit of arrogating tasks to himself created a bottleneck in the workflow.
- The CEO was notorious for arrogating perks and privileges to himself while neglecting the needs of employees.
- The despot's regime was characterized by arrogating wealth and resources to benefit a select few.
- The actor was accused of arrogating the spotlight during rehearsals, overshadowing his fellow cast members.
- The company's expansion plans involved arrogating market share from smaller competitors through aggressive tactics.
FAQs About the word arrogating
of Arrogate
appropriating, grabbing, stealing, converting, confiscating, occupying, claiming, usurping,seizing, commandeering
No antonyms found.
The ambitious leader was constantly arrogating more responsibilities to himself, leaving his team feeling marginalized.
By arrogating control over the company's finances, the CFO effectively sidelined other executives.
She was accused of arrogating credit for the successful marketing campaign, despite the efforts of her team.
The government's policy of arrogating lands from indigenous communities sparked widespread protests.
