arrogated

Speech parts

1. arrogated - Adjective

2. arrogated - Verb

Meaning

of Arrogate

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

take taken claim attached appropriate assumed assume reserved assign usurp restricted expropriate lay claim attributed booked
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Antonyms

lost unbound abandoned liberated emancipated unchained
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Examples

But I just can’t give my consent to a president who has arrogated to himself the right to kill at will without due process and yet is supposedly powerless to do anything serious to improve the lot of of the 99 percent. Source: Internet

I will contest because I believe in parliamentary democracy… Why have these parties arrogated this power to decide who should contest or who shouldn’t? Source: Internet

On the global stage, Trump has arrogated to himself the desire, though not the actual ability, to exert control as well. Source: Internet

Effectively, it had arrogated to itself the power of taxation. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

arrogantness arrogate arrogate to oneself arrogation arrogative arrogator