Seizures is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEIZURES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SEIZURE, the act of seizing, also SEISURE
• the action of capturing someone or something using force
• the action of confiscating or impounding property by warrant of legal right
• a sudden attack of illness, especially a stroke or an epileptic fit

Words related to SEIZURES

seizure16

Words that contain SEIZURES

reseizures19 subseizures22

How to use SEIZURES in a sentence

• The seizures were sudden, and a large proportion of the sufferers perished after deplorable agonies on the seventh or on the ninth day.
• The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated.
• Affairs were getting low with me in consequence of sundry seizures and a total wreck, and I took the adventure with the hope of sudden and great gain.
• The Sundevil raids were searches and seizures, not a group of mass arrests.
• I wanted to use my last resources to put a stop to it, but the bailiff told me it was no use, and that there are other seizures to follow.
• I get seizures of confidential lunacy once in a while.
• The result was that the seizures were the same day reduced very much in frequency, and in a short time became amenable to treatment, so that finally complete recovery occurred.
• He was but waiting for her death, which may not be far distant, since she is subject to strange seizures of the heart which defy all our skill in curing.
• But Polish seizures would give them provinces to which nobody has laid claim, and which nobody can envy.
• But similar crazy seizures had been incident to the Egyptian from boyhood.
• Fortunately these seizures were brief, but they would leave me sick and shaken and grasping the reeds for support.
• He is noted as having had several attacks of convulsive seizures closely resembling epilepsy.
• He was never observed in an epileptic seizure at the military post from which he came to us, and no seizures were observed in this hospital.
• The delegates of the commission for relief in Belgium, returning to Brussels, told the most distressing stories of the scenes of cruelty and sorrow attending the seizures.
• Debility, aches, cramps, and a tendency to epileptic seizures, are sometimes seen as the effects of great excess.
• The people shall be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and other possessions against unreasonable searches and seizures.
• This very timidity invited aggression, seizures and war followed, and the growth was checked for nearly the fourth of a century.
• This it will be remembered was practically the view taken by Great Britain in the German seizures, though strenuously opposed in this incident.
• At first the seizures which occurred at points between Cape Colony and Delagoa Bay were supposed to have been made on account of contraband.
• The questions of international law involved in the seizures of flour and foodstuffs generally were not answered by the final arrangement between the Governments concerned.
• Napoleon at once said that he would stop seizing American vessels on November 1 of that year if the British, on their part, would stop their seizures before that time.

Similar words containing SEIZURE without suffix s

seizure16 reseizure18 reseizures19 subseizure21 antiseizure20 subseizures22

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