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annexation

/ˌæn.ekˈseɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'acte formel par lequel un État incorpore ou acquiert un territoire, généralement par conquête ou occupation.

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/ˌæn.ekˈseɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'acte formel par lequel un État incorpore ou acquiert un territoire, généralement par conquête ou occupation.

A noun referring to the formal act of incorporating or acquiring territory, typically through conquest or occupation.

  1. Incorporation by joining or unitingC1formal

    The act of adding or incorporating a territory or area into an existing larger political entity, such as a country or state.

    frAnnexion territoriale

    • The annexation of the small kingdom by the empire was met with resistance.
    • The treaty allowed for the peaceful annexation of the disputed region.
    • Historians debate the economic impact of the annexation on the local population.

    Synonymesabsorptionacquisitionconquestincorporationoccupationseizuretakeover

    Antonymescessiondetachmentindependencesecession

  2. Formal acquisition by conquest or occupationC1formal

    The formal act of taking control of a territory, often through military force or political pressure, and claiming it as one's own.

    frAnnexion

    • The annexation of the territory was condemned by the international community.
    • The country's annexation of the neighboring province led to a long conflict.
    • The legal justification for the annexation was based on historical claims.

    Synonymesappropriationconquestincorporationoccupationseizuretakeover

Formes
  • annexations plural form
  • annexations' possessive plural form
  • annexation's possessive singular form
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