opitulation (Meaning)
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opitulation (n.)
The act of helping or aiding; help.
Synonyms & Antonyms of opitulation
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
opitulation Sentence Examples
- The team needed opitulation to overcome the challenging obstacle.
- The stranger provided unsolicited opitulation, offering advice that was ultimately unhelpful.
- The government refused to offer opitulation to the disaster-stricken area, citing financial constraints.
- Despite his wealth, the philanthropist declined to give opitulation to the struggling community.
- The teacher offered opitulation to the struggling student, helping them to understand the complex concept.
- The mentor provided invaluable opitulation, guiding the young entrepreneur through the pitfalls of business.
- The doctor's opitulation was instrumental in saving the patient's life.
- The opitulation of the community was essential in rebuilding the town after the devastating flood.
- The opitulation offered by the stranger turned out to be a sinister ploy, leading the victim into a dangerous trap.
- The company sought opitulation from an outside consultant to improve its efficiency and productivity.
FAQs About the word opitulation
The act of helping or aiding; help.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The team needed opitulation to overcome the challenging obstacle.
The stranger provided unsolicited opitulation, offering advice that was ultimately unhelpful.
The government refused to offer opitulation to the disaster-stricken area, citing financial constraints.
Despite his wealth, the philanthropist declined to give opitulation to the struggling community.
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