dispossession
dispossession — 名詞
1. the act of forcing someone to give up their land, home, or belongings, or the co
財產剝奪
被迫放棄土地、房屋等財產的行為或狀態
the act of forcing someone to give up their land, home, or belongings, or the condition of having lost them
The dispossession of the villagers sparked protests across the region.
村民遭財產剝奪一事引發了整個地區的抗議。
collocation: dispossession of [group]
Hamza wrote about the historical dispossession of indigenous communities in Australia.
Hamza 撰寫了關於澳洲原住民社群歷史上遭財產剝奪的文章。
The court ruled the family's dispossession was unlawful and ordered compensation.
法院裁定該家庭的財產剝奪為非法，並判決賠償。
Paloma's research focused on land dispossession during the colonial period.
Paloma 的研究聚焦於殖民時期的土地剝奪。
Years of dispossession left the community without homes or farmland.
多年的財產剝奪使該社群失去家園與農地。
- expropriation
specifically by a government or authority, usually for public use and often with compensation
- eviction
narrower; only for tenants forced out of rented property
- deprivation
much broader; can apply to rights, freedom, or basic needs, not just property
- displacement
focuses on being forced from one's home or place, without necessarily losing ownership
- possession
the state of owning or holding property
- acquisition
the act of gaining property or land
用法筆記
Commonly followed by 'of' plus the affected group or thing. Used mainly in legal, political, and historical writing.