arrogative

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 33
[From Lat. arrogo = to arrogate.] Arrogating, claiming or taking what one has no real right to putting forth unfounded pretensions. "Mortification, not of the body (for that is sufficiently insisted upon), but of the more spiritual arrogatire life of the soul, that subtil ascribing that to ourselves that is God's, for all is God's."-More: Song of the Soul , Notes, p. 371.
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