Arreption

[Ar`rep´tion]

The act of taking away.

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The act of taking away.


n.
The act of taking away.


Arreption

Ar*rep"tion , n. [L. arripere, arreptum, to seize, snatch; ad + rapere to snatch. See Rapacious.] The act of taking away. [Obs.] "This arreption was sudden." Bp. Hall.

The act of taking away.

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