confiscation

[US]/ˌkɔnfis'keiʃən/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. seizure of property or rights, act of taking possession of something by authority

Example Sentences

confiscation of alien property decreed by the legislature;

(2) Being not satisfied with the supervisory decision made by the supervisory department on confiscation, revendication, or ordering to return and pay compensation;

It also allows for the inspection of suspected suspect cargo on ships and airplans airplanes, and the confiscation and disposure disposal of any banned items that are found.

The confiscation of illegal goods is a common practice at border crossings.

The police conducted a confiscation of the stolen items from the suspect's house.

Confiscation of personal belongings is not allowed without a valid reason.

The court ordered the confiscation of the defendant's assets to compensate the victims.

The government announced the confiscation of all counterfeit products in the market.

Customs officials carried out the confiscation of the smuggled goods hidden in the cargo.

Confiscation of weapons is a crucial step in maintaining public safety.

The confiscation of the suspect's passport prevented them from leaving the country.

The authorities announced the confiscation of the illegal drugs found in the warehouse.

Confiscation of electronic devices is prohibited during the exam to prevent cheating.

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