Similar words: seize, seizure, organized, urbanized, subsidized, civilized, pulverized, socialized. Meaning: [sɪːz] 
adj. taken without permission or consent especially by public authority.
adj. taken without permission or consent especially by public authority. 
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31. He was writing his essay when, all of a sudden, he was seized with giddiness.
32. He seized the occasion to invite her home for dinner.
33. They seized on the waste tools and went away with them.
34. He seized power in a military coup.
35. Troops yesterday seized control of the broadcasting station.
36. They seized power in a military coup.
37. The following day mobs seized the Parliament building.
38. The rebels have seized power.
39. He seized the opportunity to put the ball away.
40. Another fit of coughing seized him.
41. Customs officers have seized a large shipment of cocaine.
42. His every remark is seized upon by the press.
43. He was seized with a violent attack of dysentery.
44. The bailiffs seized the car and house.
45. Using tanks and heavy artillery, they seized the town.
46. The army has seized control of the country.
47. Though stabbed, he still seized the robber.
48. He seized the bag and ran off with it.
49. She was seized by an onrush of nerves.
50. 20 kilos of heroin were seized yesterday at Heathrow.
51. The car seized up yesterday.
52. He seized me by the arm.
53. The mechanism had seized up.
54. She was seized of vast estates.
55. She promptly seized the opportunity his absence gave her.
56. The rebels seized control of the national radio headquarters.
57. She seized him by the arm.
58. The police seized various books and tapes.
59. His computer was seized under a court order.
60. Peter seized on her last comment.
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