Correct spellings for ERROGATED
- Arrogated The chairman arrogated the power to make all the decisions without consulting the board.
If you meant to type "errogated" but couldn't find any relevant results, it's possible that you intended to write "abrogated" instead. Abrogated means to revoke or annul something legally. Double-check your spelling and make sure it aligns with the context you're using it in.
