Confiscated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONFISCATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONFISCATE, to seize as forfeited to the public treasury
• appropriate (something, especially land) to the public treasury as a penalty
• take or seize (someone's property) with authority
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• appropriated by the government; forfeited

Words related to CONFISCATED

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How to use CONFISCATED in a sentence

• The Seattle Union Record was temporarily closed down and its stock confiscated for daring to hint that there were two sides to the story.
• Had the extent of territory which personally belonged to the two exiles alone been confiscated, the proceeding, no doubt, would have been perfectly legitimate.
• Such notes as I managed to write on scraps of paper were presumably confiscated by Jekyll-Hyde.
• At twelve the ball was confiscated, but restored at twelve-five for the sake of peace and quiet.
• He had been banished his country upon suspicion of religious and political heresy, and his estates confiscated.
• Their castles were demolished, their estates confiscated, their domestics and men at arms massacred, and their wives and children driven out into the world to beg or to starve.
• All their property was confiscated, nothing whatever being left for their helpless families.
• His property was confiscated, but he himself was allowed to escape.
• However, it was legally his property at the time of the adoption of the Constitution of the United States, and so it was not confiscated.
• Decreed, that all the property of priests, either banished or imprisoned, be confiscated for the use of the state.
• The Grand Master was burnt at the stake, the knights were thrown into prison, and their property was confiscated.
• The ammunition and horses were confiscated, and came in very useful after the engagement of the previous day.
• His property was confiscated, and his house was leveled to the ground.
• All the effects of the English merchants, to an immense value, were confiscated in Spain.
• John, whose funds had been confiscated, and whose existence thereby might be said to be ended.
• Their homes were pillaged and destroyed, their possessions confiscated.
• The tribunes confiscated the property of Appius and Oppius.
• Templars disappeared at once and their wealth confiscated, 821-u.
• The city of Corinth was burned to the ground and its lands were confiscated.
• Then fighting began again near the coast between Wanganui and Mount Egmont, where the occupation of confiscated lands bred bitter feelings.
• More than eleven thousand farms were confiscated by the crown during his reign, and he left four thousand farms and a great fortune to his children as his personal share.
• In Rhodesia over ninety million acres have been practically confiscated.
• Upon the leaders she conferred the confiscated estates of the proscribed.
• The land was confiscated by the state and farmed out to private Belgian corporations.

Similar words containing NFISCAT without suffix ed and without prefix co

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