disseised

/dɪˈsiːzd/
verb
  1. Past tense of disseise; wrongfully deprived someone of land or property.
    • The king disseised the nobleman of his estate as punishment.
    • The landlord disseised the tenant by changing the locks without notice.
    • They were disseised of their property during the war.
adjective
  1. Describing a person who has been wrongfully deprived of land or property.
    • The disseised family had nowhere to go after being forced out.
    • The disseised farmer filed a complaint with the court.
    • The lawyer represented the disseised landowners in the trial.
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