Similar words: interrogation, arrogate, arrogated, abrogation, derogation, interrogative, interrogating, arrogant. Meaning: [‚ærəʊ'geɪʃn] 
n. seizure by the government.
n. seizure by the government. 
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1. Therefore, mutual arrogation of Theory-thinking and Engineering-thinking is hard to avoid between instruction theory and teaching practice.
2. In the late of the Weijin era, the arrogation of the revenge logic to the law became more and more prominence in the revenge literature theme.
3. He clung to the destruction, impinge and arrogation of the civilization by death. Hiding behind the figures of women, he expressed his rebel mind with extreme sense stimulation.
4. The arrogation of ideology illustrates that the neutrality and non-neutrality will inevitably integrated in social sciences.
5. The crime by takingadvantage of duty includes illegal arrogation to oneself, use(embezzlement, misappropriation and abuse)and so on.
6. The subjectivity of translator shows itself not only in the differences in the governing of a certain ideology and poetics, but also in the arrogation of power.
7. Secondly, Two opposite situations appear. One is that there are arrogation and recession in the implementation process of teachers' legal authority.
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