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arrogate:

to arrogate verb (arrogates, arrogated, arrogating)

  1. to arrogate (assume)

Conjugations for arrogate:

present
  1. arrogate
  2. arrogate
  3. arrogates
  4. arrogate
  5. arrogate
  6. arrogate
simple past
  1. arrogated
  2. arrogated
  3. arrogated
  4. arrogated
  5. arrogated
  6. arrogated
present perfect
  1. have arrogated
  2. have arrogated
  3. has arrogated
  4. have arrogated
  5. have arrogated
  6. have arrogated
past continuous
  1. was arrogating
  2. were arrogating
  3. was arrogating
  4. were arrogating
  5. were arrogating
  6. were arrogating
future
  1. shall arrogate
  2. will arrogate
  3. will arrogate
  4. shall arrogate
  5. will arrogate
  6. will arrogate
continuous present
  1. am arrogating
  2. are arrogating
  3. is arrogating
  4. are arrogating
  5. are arrogating
  6. are arrogating
subjunctive
  1. be arrogated
  2. be arrogated
  3. be arrogated
  4. be arrogated
  5. be arrogated
  6. be arrogated
diverse
  1. arrogate!
  2. let's arrogate!
  3. arrogated
  4. arrogating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for arrogate:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
apoderarse arrogate; assume
apropiarse arrogate; assume get hold of something; lay one's hands on; occupate; secure; seize; take possession; take possession of
atraverse a arrogate; assume
- assign; assume; claim; lay claim; seize; take over; usurp
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- usurp

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Related Definitions for "arrogate":

  1. seize and take control without authority and possibly with force; take as one's right or possession1
  2. demand as being one's due or property; assert one's right or title to1
  3. make undue claims to having1

Wiktionary Translations for arrogate:

arrogate
verb
  1. to appropriate or lay claim to something without right