spoliation
/spoh-lee-ey-shuhn/US // ˌspoʊ liˈeɪ ʃən //UK // (ˌspəʊlɪˈeɪʃən) //
疏散,损毁,侵占,破产
Related Words
abuse滥用,虐待,辱骂,虐待行为infection感染,感染问题,传感染,感染症corruption腐败,贪污,腐蚀,腐败问题deterioration恶化,变质,衰退,衰败abduction诱拐,拐骗,绑架,劫持maltreatment虐待,虐待行为,凌辱,凌虐violation违反,侵犯,侵权行为,违反行为molestation猥亵行为,非礼行为,猥亵,非礼invasion入侵,入侵事件,入侵行为,进攻assault殴打,攻击,袭击,突击mistreatment虐待,虐待行为,虐待问题,滥用pollution污染,污染问题,污染情况,污染物destruction毁灭,销毁,破坏,毁坏contagion传染,传染性,传染病,传播disease疾病,病症,病,患病epidemic疫情,流行病,流行病学,流行性疾病poisoning中毒,中毒事件,中毒问题,下毒wasting浪费,浪费了,浪费的,浪费资源confusion混乱,迷惑,混乱局面,困惑desolation荒凉,惆怅,荒芜,荒废
Definitions
n.名词 noun
- 1
- : the act or an instance of plundering or despoiling.
- : authorized plundering of neutrals at sea in time of war.
- : Law. the destruction or material alteration of a bill of exchange, will, or the like.
- : the act of spoiling or damaging something.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Examples
The whole history of human civilization was denounced as an unredeemed record of the spoliation of the weak by the strong.
It was resigned to the Spanish governmental system of spoliation, and no one thought of reforms.
Having led in the first place to the adornment of their sepulchres, it ultimately caused their destruction and spoliation.
Before long, however, the acts of violence and the spoliation effected by the decrees of the assembly roused widespread disgust.
Such a spoliation of the Church had not before taken place in any country of Europe.
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