tapinage (Meaning)
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tapinage (n.)
A lurking or skulking.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tapinage
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tapinage Sentence Examples
- The police arrested the vagrants for tapinage, or soliciting, on the city streets.
- The elderly woman struggled to make ends meet through tapinage, begging for spare change.
- The city ordinance prohibits tapinage, aiming to deter panhandling and maintain public order.
- The social worker offered assistance to the tapineur, hoping to break the cycle of begging.
- The tapinage laws were designed to address the problem of vagrancy and homelessness.
- The young boy resorted to tapinage after losing his job and becoming destitute.
- The tapineur's plea for money often fell on deaf ears, as people hurried past without acknowledging his need.
- The city's tapinage regulations drew criticism from some quarters who argued that they punished the poor and vulnerable.
- The tapineur often spent the money he collected on food and shelter, trying to survive on the fringes of society.
- The shelter offered respite and assistance to tapineurs, providing them with a safe place to rest and seek support.
FAQs About the word tapinage
A lurking or skulking.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The police arrested the vagrants for tapinage, or soliciting, on the city streets.
The elderly woman struggled to make ends meet through tapinage, begging for spare change.
The city ordinance prohibits tapinage, aiming to deter panhandling and maintain public order.
The social worker offered assistance to the tapineur, hoping to break the cycle of begging.
