exauthoration (Meaning)
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exauthoration (n.)
Deprivation of authority or dignity; degration.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exauthoration
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exauthoration Sentence Examples
- The exauthoration of the book was met with relief, as the publisher had been struggling to sell it.
- The author was stunned by the exauthoration, as they had never expected their book to be so poorly received.
- The exauthoration of the article caused the editor to lose confidence in the writer, and they were eventually fired.
- The exauthoration of the film was a critical and commercial failure, and it was quickly forgotten.
- The exauthoration of the play was a major disappointment for the cast and crew, who had worked hard to bring it to life.
- The exauthoration of the song led to it being banned from radio stations, and it was never heard from again.
- The exauthoration of the poem was a major blow to the poet's reputation, and they never wrote another poem again.
- The exauthoration of the painting caused the artist to withdraw from the art world, and they never exhibited their work again.
- The exauthoration of the speech led to the politician's resignation, and they never held office again.
- The exauthoration of the theory caused scientists to lose interest in it, and it was eventually abandoned.
FAQs About the word exauthoration
Deprivation of authority or dignity; degration.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The exauthoration of the book was met with relief, as the publisher had been struggling to sell it.
The author was stunned by the exauthoration, as they had never expected their book to be so poorly received.
The exauthoration of the article caused the editor to lose confidence in the writer, and they were eventually fired.
The exauthoration of the film was a critical and commercial failure, and it was quickly forgotten.
