seizer
ˈsiːzər
Definition

Definition of seizer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
forceful takerDatedperson who takes something by forceDated
  • The seizer grabbed the thief's loot.
captor usurper
2.
crimeRareUKkidnapper forcing men into ship serviceRareUK
  • The seizer captured sailors for the navy.
abductor captor pirate
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Origin of seizer

Latin, seizer (one who seizes)

Examples of seizer in a sentence

  • He was known as a seizer of lands and properties.
  • The seizer was notorious along the coast.
  • Villagers feared the seizer's unexpected raids.

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  1. French:ravisseur, enrôleur, ...
  2. German:Ergreifer, Kidnapper, ...
  3. Italian:rapinatore, reclutatore forzato, ...
  4. Spanish:apoderado, reclutador forzoso, ...
  5. Portuguese:agressor, recrutador forçado, ...
  6. Chinese:夺取者, 绑架者, ...
  7. Japanese:奪取者, 誘拐者, ...
  8. Arabic:مستولي, خاطِف بَحّارَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:תוֹפֵס, ...
  10. Russian:захватчик, похититель, ...
  11. Ukrainian:захоплювач, викрадач, ...
  12. Hindi:सीज़र, अपहरणकर्ता, ...
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