exprobrate (Meaning)
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exprobrate (v. t.)
To charge upon with reproach; to upbraid.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exprobrate
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exprobrate Sentence Examples
- The government's decision to expropriate land for a new highway project was met with fierce resistance from local residents.
- The company was accused of exprobrating natural resources from the region without providing adequate compensation to the local community.
- The act of exprobrating private property without due process of law is a violation of fundamental human rights.
- The government's exprobration of assets belonging to foreign investors created a climate of uncertainty and discouraged further investment in the country.
- The company's exprobration of indigenous lands was seen as a blatant disregard for the rights and livelihoods of the native people.
- The government's policy of exprobrating land from farmers for urban development led to widespread protests and social unrest.
- The exprobration of cultural artifacts from their country of origin is a form of cultural imperialism and should be condemned.
- The company's exprobration of intellectual property rights belonging to its competitors was seen as an unfair and anti-competitive practice.
- The exprobration of public utilities by private companies has often led to higher prices and poorer service for consumers.
- The international community has called for an end to the exprobration of natural resources from developing countries by multinational corporations.
FAQs About the word exprobrate
To charge upon with reproach; to upbraid.
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No antonyms found.
The government's decision to expropriate land for a new highway project was met with fierce resistance from local residents.
The company was accused of exprobrating natural resources from the region without providing adequate compensation to the local community.
The act of exprobrating private property without due process of law is a violation of fundamental human rights.
The government's exprobration of assets belonging to foreign investors created a climate of uncertainty and discouraged further investment in the country.
