despoliation

Meanings

• the act of depriving someone of property, especially in an unjust or illegal manner

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Rhymes

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Homophones

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despoliation , despoliations

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Etymology

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Late Latin despoliare, from de- 'away' + spoilium 'plunder'.

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Culture

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Despoliation has been used historically to refer to the unjust or illegal seizure of property, often during war or conflict. In literature, despoliation is used as a metaphor for moral decay, destruction, or loss of something valuable or sacred. In art, despoliation is depicted as a violation or defilement of something sacred, pure, or untouched.

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