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21assize — /euh suyz /, n. 1. Usually, assizes. a trial session, civil or criminal, held periodically in specific locations in England, usually by a judge of a superior court. 2. an edict, ordinance, or enactment made at a session of a legislative assembly …
22dispossession — n. 1. Deprivation. 2. (Law.) Ouster, disseizin, wrongful dispossession …
23confiscation — n 1. appropriation, takeover, seizure, expropriation, arrogation, usurpation, accroachment, impoundment. 2. dispossession, deprivation, deprival, divestiture, bereavement, Law. disseizin …
24deprivation — n 1. withholding, deprival, denial; dispossession, expropriation, Law. disseizin, appropriation, confiscation, seizure, taking away, Law. attachment; divesture, stripping, despoliation, spoliation. 2. privation, want, need, lack; loss,… …
25despoliation — n 1. pillage, plunder, plundering, plunderage, rapine, depredation, spoliation, despoilment, Obs. direption, raven or ravin; ravaging, pillaging, harrying, marauding, sacking, Rare. sackage; raid, foray, razzia, inroad; foraging, looting,… …
26dispossession — n 1. deprivation, deprival, divestiture, bereavement, Law. disseizin; deposition, dislodgement, dismissal, displacement, demotion; removal, loss. 2. expropriation, confiscation, appropriation, abduction; spoliation, stripping, plunder, pillage,… …
27eviction — n ejection, expulsion, dislodgment, removal; dispossession, repossession, foreclosure, expropriation, ouster, Law. disseizin …
28expropriation — n 1. forceful seizure, takeover, appropriation, confiscation, impoundment, (usu. of persons) abduction; (all usu. in reference to military service) impress, conscript, Naut. shanghai, crimp; arroga tion, usurpation, accroachment, assumption. 2.… …
29seizure — n 1. forceful possession, grasping, grabbing, snatching; capture, apprehension, interception; appropriation, confiscation, Law. sequestration, usurpation; takeover, Law. attachment, annexation, acquisition; dispossession, Law. disseizin, Law.… …
30post — post·abdomen; post·absorptive; post·age; post·al·ly; post; post·anoxic; post·antennal; post·arteriolar; post·atomic; post·audit; post·axial; post·bellum; post·brachium; post·branchial; post·breeding; post·canonical; post·cardinal; post·cava;… …
