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ecotage
[ek-uh-tahzh, ee-kuh‑]
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Word History and Origins
Origin of ecotage1
First recorded in 1970–75; eco- + (sabo)tage
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Example Sentences
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Since support for environmental protection spans the political spectrum, polarization should not plague Earth Day unless fringe groups seize the occasion to sabotage a steel mill or stage other "ecotage" attacks on perceived corporate villains.
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This week, in recognition of the pertinence of such antipollution tactics, the Eco-Commandos are being declared first-prize winners of a national "ecotage" contest.
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