expoliation Antonyms
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Meaning of expoliation
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expoliation (n.)
See Exspoliation.
expoliation Sentence Examples
- The workers accused the company of expoliation, claiming they were not being fairly compensated for their labor.
- The government's tax policies were seen as a form of expoliation, as they placed an unfair burden on the poor and middle class.
- The expoliation of natural resources by multinational corporations has led to widespread environmental damage.
- The dictator's regime engaged in the systematic expoliation of its own citizens, resulting in widespread poverty and oppression.
- The economic crisis led to the expoliation of savings and investments, leaving many people destitute.
- The company's expoliation of its customers' data raised serious concerns about privacy and security.
- The expoliation of cultural heritage and artifacts by colonizers has resulted in the loss of irreplaceable treasures.
- The expoliation of workers' rights by unscrupulous employers has fueled labor movements and protests around the world.
- The expoliation of natural resources in the Amazon rainforest has contributed to deforestation and the loss of biodiversity.
- The expoliation of the environment through pollution and waste generation has led to a global climate crisis.
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See Exspoliation.
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The workers accused the company of expoliation, claiming they were not being fairly compensated for their labor.
The government's tax policies were seen as a form of expoliation, as they placed an unfair burden on the poor and middle class.
The expoliation of natural resources by multinational corporations has led to widespread environmental damage.
The dictator's regime engaged in the systematic expoliation of its own citizens, resulting in widespread poverty and oppression.
