Difference between Taken and Arrogated

TAKEN vs ARROGATED: NOUN

Embezzled, Appropriated, Interpreted, Arrogated, Expropriated, Understood, Purloined, Confiscate, Affected, Condemned, Stolen, Usurped, Confiscated, Assumed, Seized

Discountenanced, Subjugates, Unmake, Ceded, Abrogated, Abdicated, Aggrandize, Assert, Exculpated, Abased, Circumscribing, Delegated, Usurped, Taken, Assumed

Embezzled, Appropriated, Interpreted, Arrogated, Expropriated, Understood, Purloined, Confiscate, Affected, Condemned, Stolen, Usurped, Confiscated, Assumed, Seized

Discountenanced, Subjugates, Unmake, Ceded, Abrogated, Abdicated, Aggrandize, Assert, Exculpated, Abased, Circumscribing, Delegated, Usurped, Taken, Assumed

Company A is taken over by new management.
You will be taken to our partner Chegg.
This subsection, which is taken from Proposed Mass.
My freedom was taken away my individuality was taken away.
There are images, I believe of Christians taken as slaves in north Africa, and of Christians taken as slaves by North American Indians.
The verdict on that count should be taken and no verdict taken on the alternative count.
The detailed figures are taken from the Economic Censuses taken once every five years; the figures are then updated from various annual supplements.
For example, Indonesia, which by and large has taken domestic terrorism quite seriously, but has taken threats that fall short of terrorism less seriously.
Black seed oil is usually taken orally, either taken straight as an oil or in a gel capsule.
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During the period ofthe League of Nations, the importance in foreign affairs which these little countries arrogated to themselves was very apparent.
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England to raise his baronial court into the judicial importance which was arrogated by each count and seignior on the Continent.
When opponents in Congress wondered if Truman had arrogated to himself the authority of declaring war, he denied being at war.
But most all authority seems to have been arrogated to himself by Mr.
By shooting his mouth off like that, Phandu arrogated himself the roles of judge and jury.
He arrogated to himself no undue meed of praise for his achievements.
Judge Pellegrini denied that he had arrogated such plenary authority.
Rome first fabricated this ability, then arrogated it for itself.
Sometimes lineage samples are arrogated from the fingertip.