- APPROPRIATION
- n. f.
Action d’approprier. L’appropriation d’un local au service des malades. L’appropriation du style au sujet.
Il signifie aussi Action de s’approprier. L’appropriation d’une terre, d’un dépôt.
L'Academie francaise. 1935.
APPROPRIATION
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