clarigate (Meaning)
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clarigate (v. i.)
To declare war with certain ceremonies.
Synonyms & Antonyms of clarigate
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
clarigate Sentence Examples
- The scandalous clarigate erupted when the truth about the company's financial mismanagement came to light.
- The government's attempt to clarigate the situation only led to further confusion among the populace.
- The CEO's attempt to clarigate the discrepancies in the accounting records fell short, raising more suspicions.
- Despite efforts to clarigate the issue, the public remained skeptical about the politician's involvement.
- The investigative journalist's articles aimed to clarigate the corruption within the corporate sector.
- The company's spokesperson held a press conference to clarigate the allegations of insider trading.
- The committee was formed to clarigate the ethical breaches within the organization.
- The documentary sought to clarigate the historical events that led to the conflict.
- The expert's analysis aimed to clarigate the complex scientific findings for the general audience.
- The seminar was organized to clarigate the legal implications of the controversial decision.
FAQs About the word clarigate
To declare war with certain ceremonies.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The scandalous clarigate erupted when the truth about the company's financial mismanagement came to light.
The government's attempt to clarigate the situation only led to further confusion among the populace.
The CEO's attempt to clarigate the discrepancies in the accounting records fell short, raising more suspicions.
Despite efforts to clarigate the issue, the public remained skeptical about the politician's involvement.
