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seize
verb (seized , seizing )
1 to take or grab suddenly, eagerly or forcibly.
2 to take by force; to capture.
3 to affect suddenly and deeply; to overcome He was seized by panic .
4 to take legal possession of someone or something.
5 naut to lash or make fast.
6 (often seize on or upon something) to use or exploit it eagerly She seized on the idea as soon as it was suggested .
7 intr (often seize up)
a said of a machine or engine: to become stiff or jammed;
b said of part of the body: to become stiff.
[13c: from French saisir ]
seizable adjective .
verb (seized , seizing )
1 to take or grab suddenly, eagerly or forcibly.
2 to take by force; to capture.
3 to affect suddenly and deeply; to overcome He was seized by panic .
4 to take legal possession of someone or something.
5 naut to lash or make fast.
6 (often seize on or upon something) to use or exploit it eagerly She seized on the idea as soon as it was suggested .
7 intr (often seize up)
a said of a machine or engine: to become stiff or jammed;
b said of part of the body: to become stiff.
[13c: from French saisir ]
seizable adjective .
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