कारण किंवा मालमत्ता म्हणून दावा, एखाद्याच्या अधिकारांसह किंवा शीर्षकासह प्रकट व्हा,

Verb:

अभिमान व्यक्त करण्यासाठी, अन्यायकारकपणे दावा करणे, अन्यायकारकपणे लादले गेले, उद्धटपणा,

arrogates's Usage Examples:

Some understand it as a divine attribute which the man of lawlessness arrogates to himself and hence no conclusion can be drawn for time and place.

Since it recognizes no rights outside itself, it logically arrogates to itself the right to exercise the most ferocious inhumanity toward all.

not permissible for a pope to pronounce a law unjust? Every newspaper arrogates to itself the right of stigmatizing the injustice of all laws which do.

interprets the book as an adaptation of a stage comedy, an achievement he arrogates to few English authors, who, he suggests, present only "farce or satire.

appearance to that of the Sufis, save that where the Sufi "wayfarer" arrogates to himself the role of interpreting and adjudicating truth, Shaykh Ahmad.

absence of budgetary restraints, and that it is unconstitutional because it arrogates all powers.

Tamburlaine's aspiration to immense power raises profound religious questions as he arrogates for himself a role as the scourge of God (an epithet originally applied to Attila the Hun).

aspiration to immense power raises profound religious questions as he arrogates for himself a role as the "scourge of God" (an epithet originally applied.

The "Poissel" name extends to and, to a degree, arrogates La Farge"s third book, The Facts of Winter (McSweeney"s, June 2005) which.

He is supported by Kadyrov unhappy that "a certain caste arrogates to itself the right to offend the religious feelings of tens of millions.

including Klein, demonstrate "Congress violates [Article III] when it arrogates the judicial power to itself and decides a particular case.

'My estimation of this committee is that this committee arrogates judicial and punitive powers which it does not possess.

"" "My estimation of this committee is that this committee arrogates judicial and punitive powers which it does not possess.

Synonyms:

request, requisition, quest, call for, claim, take, bespeak, pretend, assign, lay claim,

Antonyms:

derequisition, forfeit, dock, charge, ionate,