TAKEN vs EXPROPRIATED: NOUN
- A Middle English form of token.
- N/A
TAKEN vs EXPROPRIATED: ADJECTIVE
- In a monoamorous relationship
- Infatuated; fond of or attracted to.
- Understood in a certain way; made sense of
- Having possession gained especially by force or effort
- Be affected with an indisposition
- Taken out of the possession of another and transferred to your own use often without permission
TAKEN vs EXPROPRIATED: VERB
- N/A
- Simple past tense and past participle of expropriate.
TAKEN vs EXPROPRIATED: OTHER WORD TYPES
- Made sense of
- Understood in a certain way
- P. p. of take.
- Past participle of take.
- N/A
TAKEN vs EXPROPRIATED: RELATED WORDS
- Embezzled, Appropriated, Interpreted, Arrogated, Expropriated, Understood, Purloined, Confiscate, Affected, Condemned, Stolen, Usurped, Confiscated, Assumed, Seized
- Annexed, Razed, Privatized, Bulldozed, Collectivised, Nationalized, Took, Deprived, Forfeited, Acquired, Requisitioned, Seized, Dispossessed, Confiscated, Taken
TAKEN vs EXPROPRIATED: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Embezzled, Appropriated, Interpreted, Arrogated, Expropriated, Understood, Purloined, Confiscate, Affected, Condemned, Stolen, Usurped, Confiscated, Assumed, Seized
- Annexed, Razed, Privatized, Bulldozed, Collectivised, Nationalized, Took, Deprived, Forfeited, Acquired, Requisitioned, Seized, Dispossessed, Confiscated, Taken
TAKEN vs EXPROPRIATED: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- 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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- Their homes, bank accounts, real estate, and intangibles were expropriated.
- In these cases expropriation of land also expropriated water.
- Hence, general consumers were expropriated from their rightful gains.
- This measure also expropriated land owned by Indian communities.
- It allows for reserve lands to be forcibly expropriated.
- State has expropriated the property of a foreign investor.
- West is frozen and expropriated by law enforcement.
- Facilities expropriated by Cuban Government and nationalized Oct.
- Proclamation to landholders whose holding: have been expropriated.
- Although religious minority foundations can acquire property, previously expropriated property cannot be reclaimed, nor is there any state compensation for expropriated properties.
TAKEN vs EXPROPRIATED: QUESTIONS
- Which companies have taken open innovation furthest?
- Can benoxaprofen and cilnidipine be taken together?
- When is counterparty risk taken into consideration?
- When should pyrazinamide be taken for tuberculosis?
- Can Wellbutrin be taken with other antidepressants?
- Can trazodone and cholecalciferol be taken together?
- Can gabapentin and benzodiazepines be taken together?
- Should shivlingi and putrajeevak be taken together?
- How are circumference measurements taken for females?
- Can phenibut and benzodiazepines be taken together?
- Should property-owners who are expropriated receive compensation from the community?
- What happens to public use property when it is expropriated?
- Was Mavrommatis'concessions really expropriated by the British?