seizable
/ˈsizəbəl/
adjective
- Capable of being taken or confiscated, especially by legal authority.
- The court ruled that the smuggled goods were seizable under customs law.
- Any property used in the crime is seizable by the police.
- The judge listed which assets were seizable to pay the debt.
- Large enough to be grasped or noticed; considerable.
- The company made a seizable profit in its first year.
- There was a seizable difference in the test scores after the new teaching method.
- The storm caused seizable damage to the coastal town.
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