kiaknázásától

The term "kiaknázásától" is a Hungarian word. It translates to "from exploitation" or "from taking advantage of" in English. This term often appears in contexts discussing ethical considerations, resource management, or potential abuses. It implies a situation where something valuable, whether it be a natural resource, a person's labor, or a situation, is being used or exploited in a way that might be detrimental or unfair to the entity being exploited.

In discussions about economics and development, "kiaknázásától" can refer to the fear of foreign companies exploiting local resources without adequate benefit to the host country, or conversely, the concern that a nation might exploit its own natural wealth without considering long-term sustainability or the needs of its population. In social contexts, it can relate to the exploitation of vulnerable individuals or groups. The prepositional phrase "kiaknázásától" suggests a perspective of avoidance or prevention of such exploitation. It is often used in sentences expressing a desire to prevent or guard against such negative actions. The root of the word, "kiaknáz," means to exploit or utilize to the fullest.