#abuz

• Arrogation — The act of arrogating and its result; the abusive and unjustified assumption, attribution, or claiming of a right, title, power, merit, or privilege without legal or moral authority. In constitutional contexts, it denotes the illegal usurpation of prerogatives between institutions.
• Arrogated — Assumed, attributed, or claimed abusively, illegally, and without right; taken over by a person or authority through the violation of moral or legal standards. It describes a title, merit, power, or privilege obtained via usurpation.
• Act of oppression — The deed, gesture, or result of the act of oppressing; a concrete abuse, severe injustice, or tyrannical act committed by an oppressor upon a defenseless person. In the structure of old popular language, it designated an injury or oppression materialized in a loss.
• Infringing — Constituting an attack or violation, having the character of an assault, infringement, or outrage against the law, a fundamental right, or state sovereignty; detrimental, prejudicial, illegal. In old 19th-century legal terminology, the term qualified ordinances, administrative acts, or procedural deeds issued through abuse of power that flagrantly harmed the legitimate interests of citizens.
• Autocratically — In an autocratic, authoritarian, despotic, or dictatorial manner; with an attitude specific to an autocrat who imposes unilateral and absolute decisions, without tolerating objections, consultations, or forms of democratic opposition. It describes the way a person exercises power, leads an institution, or behaves in a hierarchical relationship.
• Affront — Originally, an insult, outrage, act of violence, or flagrant injustice committed by Ottoman authorities against Christian subjects or foreign merchants, often for extortion purposes. In a modern and broader sense, the term designates a deep insult, a public humiliation, systematic harassment, or a severe injustice suffered by a person from someone in a position of power.