dispossess VB
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- dispossess (of)
- اِغْتَصَبَ مِنْ
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He was, however, dispossessed when the respondent used the keys illicitly and against his consent to provide the new contractors with access to the premises.
en.wikipedia.org He will evidently try to dispossess his charges of their feeble-mindedness.
en.wikipedia.org The climax of the novel takes place in an assembly of the poor and dispossessed, where they voice their demand for land.
en.wikipedia.org The very first chapter provides relief to those who have been dispossessed of their property.
en.wikipedia.org The film is therefore likely to support policies that have tended to further dispossess the slum dwellers in terms of material goods, power and dignity.
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