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Definition of seizable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
can be takenRare able to be captured or graspedRare
- The opportunity was seizable and not to be missed.
2.
legalRare capable of being taken by force or authorityRare
- The police found seizable evidence at the crime scene.
Origin of seizable
Old French, saisir (to seize)
Examples of seizable in a sentence
His seizable skills made him a valuable team member. The documents were deemed seizable by the court. Seizable assets were listed in the report.
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- French:saisissable, confiscable, ...
- German:ergreifbar, konfiszierbar, ...
- Italian:cogliibile, sequestrabile, ...
- Spanish:aprovechable, incautable, ...
- Portuguese:capturável, apreensível, ...
- Chinese:可抓住的, 可扣押的, ...
- Japanese:捉えられる, 押収可能な, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلِاسْتِحْواذ, قابِل لِلمُصادَرة, ...
- Hebrew:נִתְחַטֵּף, נִיתָן לְתְּפִיסָה, ...
- Russian:доступный, подлежащий изъятию, ...
- Ukrainian:доступний, вилучений, ...
- Hindi:साध्य, जब्त करने योग्य, ...
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