spoilation Antonyms
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Meaning of spoilation
Wordnet
spoilation (n)
the act of stripping and taking by force
spoilation Sentence Examples
- The invading army's spoilation of the conquered city left it a desolate wasteland.
- The corrupt official's spoilation of public funds led to widespread poverty.
- The company's unlawful spoilation of the environment caused irreparable damage to the ecosystem.
- The politician's spoilation of campaign contributions undermined public trust in the electoral process.
- The landlord's spoilation of the tenant's property resulted in a legal battle.
- The vandals' spoilation of the ancient temple destroyed priceless artifacts.
- The looting and spoilation of archaeological sites hinders our understanding of history.
- The military's spoilation of civilian property during wartime is a grave violation of human rights.
- The spoilation of natural resources by multinational corporations threatens the livelihoods of local communities.
- The spoilation of scientific data can jeopardize important research and development.
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the act of stripping and taking by force
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The invading army's spoilation of the conquered city left it a desolate wasteland.
The corrupt official's spoilation of public funds led to widespread poverty.
The company's unlawful spoilation of the environment caused irreparable damage to the ecosystem.
The politician's spoilation of campaign contributions undermined public trust in the electoral process.
