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Meanings of confiscated in English
Synonyms
Examples for "seized"
Examples for "seized"
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Last year Italian police seized several billion euros' worth of 'Ndrangheta assets.
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Restrictions were tightened after Hamas seized power in Gaza the following year.
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NewsImageFile: Items seized... security guards outside the gatehouse of Captain Shah's home.
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He said current law allowed repatriation of assets seized from toppled regimes.
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Thailand's military says it seized power to end political turmoil and corruption.
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and former colonial power France condemned the violence.
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Erdogan has condemned the case as a political attack on his government.
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France and Germany condemned the coup, with the UN expressing serious concern.
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Enterprise condemned government plans, announced earlier this month, to hike alcohol duty.
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Argentina, which recently elected a leftist government, also condemned the day's events.
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Young people enjoy manga in its original form, translated yet not appropriated.
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Writer recommends that another 50 million be appropriated for a shoeshine stand.
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Today, a conservative faction in the Republican Party has appropriated the name.
4
Catherine appropriated the country east of the Düna and the Dnieper rivers.
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The seats were appropriated by a young man & a young woman.
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I confiscate it in the name of the Republic One and Indivisible.
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He has not proposed to confiscate the personal property of the Jews.
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Whicher told Constance he must confiscate her linen list and remaining nightclothes.
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By the time Mikael had arrived to confiscate the contents none remained.
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I confiscate their iPods all the time, so they'll listen to me.
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New Ireland has only recently been taken over by Bank of Ireland.
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Islamic State militants have taken over large parts of Iraq and Syria.
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Aegis was taken over last year by GardaWorld, a Canadian security company.
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The company was taken over by French food group, Danone, in 1991.
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Al Qaeda members dressed as soldiers would have taken over several cities.
Usage of confiscated in English
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Police confiscated firearms and liquor and will continue to monitor the area.
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I've had guns and knives confiscated from my campaign events this year.
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Police said in a statement they had confiscated their passports pending payment.
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Police have searched the teenager's North Parramatta home and confiscated computer equipment.
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But those weapons had been confiscated from him and destroyed, Villanueva said.
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Their mobile phones, identification documents, cash and bank cards are often confiscated.
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Every paper he had in his house was confiscated and reportedly burned.
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Most plans and maps of the city had been confiscated by order.
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She said her employers confiscated her passport and denied her any payment.
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More than 200 confiscated guns will be destroyed by Samoa police tomorrow.
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Buy your media and risk having it confiscated by a DRM-server shutdown.
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You will inform the Camp Commandant that all water bottles are confiscated.
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Pojie said that the 26-year-old man was arrested and the drugs confiscated.
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Why was press access limited, and why were some reporters' credentials confiscated?
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He was then approached by Solomon Islands Police who confiscated the flag.
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Their passports were confiscated, their home raided and their bank accounts frozen.
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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