spoliations (Meaning)
spoliations
the destruction, alteration, or mutilation of evidence especially by a party for whom the evidence is damaging, the state of having been plundered especially in war, alteration or mutilation of an instrument (as a will) by one who is not a party to the instrument, the act of plundering, the act of injuring especially beyond reclaim
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spoliations Sentence Examples
- The museum displayed artifacts that had suffered from extensive spoliations during wartime.
- The government demanded reparations for the spoliations committed by the invading forces.
- The looted artifacts were returned to their rightful owners after years of spoliation.
- International law condemned the spoliation of cultural heritage as a crime against humanity.
- The victims of the spoliations suffered immeasurable loss and trauma.
- Historical records documented the widespread spoliations that had occurred during past conflicts.
- The art collector faced charges of spoliation for acquiring stolen paintings.
- The spoliations left a lasting legacy of cultural impoverishment.
- The search for restitution continued decades after the spoliations had taken place.
- The consequences of spoliations extended far beyond the immediate loss of artifacts, affecting cultural identity and the fabric of society.
FAQs About the word spoliations
the destruction, alteration, or mutilation of evidence especially by a party for whom the evidence is damaging, the state of having been plundered especially in
plunders,depredations, pillages, predations, vandalisms, ravages, sackings, vandalizations,defacements, despoilments
savings, protections,preservations, conservations, salvages,
The museum displayed artifacts that had suffered from extensive spoliations during wartime.
The government demanded reparations for the spoliations committed by the invading forces.
The looted artifacts were returned to their rightful owners after years of spoliation.
International law condemned the spoliation of cultural heritage as a crime against humanity.
