seizure
ਦੌਰਾ
definition
noun
the seizure of the Assembly building
the action of capturing someone or something using force.
the patient had a seizure
a sudden attack of illness, especially a stroke or an epileptic fit.
example
The key to their capture of most of the world's economy is first their 'seizure' of all outstanding oil properties in the world.
The five key political parties called the 48-hour strike Tuesday to protest the king's 'seizure' of executive powers.
It will create powers of search and 'seizure' without warrant for ephedrine and pseudoephedrine.
If you have ever had a 'seizure' or epilepsy, this may not be the best choice of medication for you.
After the assassination of Julius Caesar and 'seizure' of power by the Second Triumvirate, Brutus and Cassius were left commanding republican forces in the east.
It's the second-largest 'seizure' of heroin this year.
In my view, this falls within the exception permitting warrantless 'seizure' in exigent circumstances.
the 'seizure' of all his assets
She warned that police would use their power of 'seizure' if they found under-age drinkers with alcohol brought from home.
Prior to their 'seizure' of power, the army leaders dismissed Hammond.
the 'seizure' of the Assembly building
The 'seizure' of power and the creation of alternative institutions became at once a possibility and a necessity.
the Nazi 'seizure' of power
It increases powers of investigation, powers of search, and powers of 'seizure' .
If you or someone you are with has an epileptic 'seizure' and you are unsure about what you should do, phone for an ambulance immediately.
Municipalities could condemn an entire area if more than half of the properties within it are eligible for 'seizure' .
another 'seizure' of power by the military
One man gains only at the expense of another, by 'seizure' of the latter's property.
the patient had a 'seizure'
A febrile 'seizure' is triggered by a high fever.
the 'seizure' of the Assembly building
Examples include the division of inherited property, the division of matrimonial estates, and in particular the 'seizure' and sale of property in the course of execution.
The government has essentially placed the music industry in a siege, threatening the 'seizure' of property without cooperation.
Peaceful reforms eventually began, but his movement was brought to a rude and abrupt stop by the military's 'seizure' of power in 1962.
A smaller wave of immigration accompanied Henry I's 'seizure' and consolidation of power.
He engineered the Bolshevik 'seizure' of power in 1917 along with Lenin.
Those who remained behind during the war protected the family property from 'seizure' and confiscation.
He criticized the Bolsheviks' 'seizure' of power in 1917 but was later reconciled with the regime.
The parties are agitating against the king's 'seizure' of executive powers after dismissing an elected prime minister in October 2002.
If real, it is believed the raids will be the biggest 'seizure' of criminal assets in British legal history.
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