arreption (Meaning)
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arreption (n.)
The act of taking away.
Synonyms & Antonyms of arreption
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arreption Sentence Examples
- The arreption of the artifact from the museum left curators stunned and searching for answers.
- With deft skill, the magician performed an arreption, seemingly making the coin vanish into thin air.
- Scholars debate the historical significance of the arreption of land by ancient empires.
- The arreption of power by corrupt officials led to widespread unrest among the populace.
- In mythology, the god Hermes was known for his arreption of souls, guiding them to the afterlife.
- The artist's work explored themes of arreption, showcasing the fleeting nature of existence.
- The scientist's theory proposed the existence of arreption in quantum mechanics, challenging conventional understanding.
- The novel's plot revolved around the protagonist's arreption of forbidden knowledge.
- The cult leader's charismatic speeches relied on arreption, capturing the minds of his followers.
- In legal discourse, the concept of arreption is often invoked to discuss the unjust seizure of property.
FAQs About the word arreption
The act of taking away.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The arreption of the artifact from the museum left curators stunned and searching for answers.
With deft skill, the magician performed an arreption, seemingly making the coin vanish into thin air.
Scholars debate the historical significance of the arreption of land by ancient empires.
The arreption of power by corrupt officials led to widespread unrest among the populace.
