He arrogated the power to himself without consulting anyone.
他擅自将权力据为己有,没有咨询任何人。
In a heated debate, the politician was accused of trying to arrogate power that rightfully belonged to the council.
A — usurp. “arrogate” means v. To claim wrongfully; usurp
The greedy official tried to ______ powers that were never his to take.
C — arrogate. “arrogate” means v. To claim wrongfully; usurp
arrogate — v. To claim wrongfully; usurp. In Chinese: 擅取,冒称.
arrogate is pronounced /ˈærəɡeɪt/. It breaks into 3 syllables: ar · ro · gate.
He arrogated the power to himself without consulting anyone. (他擅自将权力据为己有,没有咨询任何人。)
usurp, seize, appropriate — all close in meaning to arrogate (v. To claim wrongfully; usurp).
Yes. arrogate appears on the iSEE Vocab Upper list, which covers 804 words for the ISEE and SSAT.
ar-(strengthen) + rog(demand, ask) + ate→ usurp, claim