0 to take or grasp suddenly, especially by force -- túm, nắm
She seized the gun from him
He seized her by the arm
He seized the opportunity of leaving.
Unlike their dreams of the freedom and openness of western society, often what they find is a profound sense of emptiness that seizes them ferociously.
The same theory of franchises that justified granting and seizing corporate privileges also justified modifying them by these means.
Two further oxen were seized as heriots, one compounded for £10 and the other for £15.
They use strong words like seizing and pinned, while mutant implies that what we know can suddenly become unknown.
Moreover, legal actions were instituted and property and buildings were seized from non-payers in an attempt to recover some of the payment arrears.
His book is intellectually stimulating; he delights in seizing an idea and worrying at it, like a cat toying with a mouse.
Critics of talk of distributive justice have seized upon this "handout" element as a reason for avoiding such talk.
Moreover, on the day that ' ' it seized power in 1976, the military junta issued a decree removing all justices.
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