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Meanings of confiscate in English
Usage of confiscate in English
1
I confiscate it in the name of the Republic One and Indivisible.
2
He has not proposed to confiscate the personal property of the Jews.
3
Whicher told Constance he must confiscate her linen list and remaining nightclothes.
4
By the time Mikael had arrived to confiscate the contents none remained.
5
I confiscate their iPods all the time, so they'll listen to me.
6
They may also confiscate loggers' equipment or the trees they cut down.
7
Let us confiscate the lands of expatriated Americans as an initial step.
8
Your lord the bishop will confiscate your small property, but no matter.
9
Nathless, neither he is advantaged nor I, for the estates are confiscate.
10
Not when they burn a farm, not when they confiscate a cargo.
11
My answer to your vulgar interference is, that I confiscate your balance!
12
The British would confiscate his property, his splendid house-allwould be gone!
13
They'll dig up your lawn, shoot video and stills, confiscate your records.
14
Many Pakistanis also believe the United States wants to confiscate its nuclear weapons.
15
Many Pakistanis also believe the United States wants to confiscate Pakistan's nuclear weapons.
16
Law enforcement officers are also not allowed to confiscate homeless people's personal property.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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