confiscation Antonyms
Strongest:
- seizure
- sequestration
- assumption
- appropriation
- annexation
- repossession
- expropriation
- usurpation
- theft
- preemption
- takeover
- impoundment
- embezzlement
- grab
- misuse
Strong:
- infringement
- detainer
- peculation
- misapplication
- arrogation
- attachment
- defalcation
- pillaging
- looting
- commandeering
- misappropriation
- invasion
- piracy
- encroachment
Weak:
Meaning of confiscation
Wordnet
confiscation (n)
seizure by the government
confiscation Sentence Examples
- The confiscation of illegal firearms is a priority for law enforcement agencies.
- The court ordered the confiscation of the defendant's assets as part of the penalty.
- The confiscation of the counterfeit money prevented it from entering circulation.
- The government announced the confiscation of properties involved in money laundering schemes.
- The confiscation of the smuggled goods was a significant blow to the criminal syndicate.
- The confiscation of banned substances at the airport prevented them from reaching the streets.
- The confiscation of the vehicle followed the driver's repeated violations of traffic laws.
- The confiscation of the pirate DVDs was carried out by the anti-piracy task force.
- The police executed search warrants resulting in the confiscation of evidence.
- The confiscation of the contraband goods underscored the need for stricter border controls.
FAQs About the word confiscation
seizure by the government
seizure, sequestration, assumption, appropriation, annexation, repossession,expropriation, usurpation, theft, preemption
No antonyms found.
The confiscation of illegal firearms is a priority for law enforcement agencies.
The court ordered the confiscation of the defendant's assets as part of the penalty.
The confiscation of the counterfeit money prevented it from entering circulation.
The government announced the confiscation of properties involved in money laundering schemes.
