Forfeiture of your assets is the last thing you should be worried about.
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Forfeiture
//ˈfɔːfɪtʃə//
Synonyms for "forfeiture" (40 found)
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10 translations across 3 languages.
German
1 entries- (selbstverschuldeter) Verlust noun (any loss occasioned by one's own actions)
Hungarian
4 entries- eljátszás noun (any loss occasioned by one's own actions)
- elkobzott vagyon noun (law: the property lost as a forfeit)
- elkobzás noun (law: the loss of forfeit property)
- elvesztés noun (any loss occasioned by one's own actions)
Portuguese
1 entries- perda noun (any loss occasioned by one's own actions)
Sample sentences
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Tom bought his car at a forfeiture auction.
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Civil asset forfeiture is corruptly used to deprive innocent people of their property.
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This thought, that a man may forfeit his rights, is as essential to proper conceptions of civil government, and civil liberty, as the thought that a man has rights; for if there be no forfeiture of rights through crime, then all legal punishments are without foundation in justice; even the right of self-defense, individually and nationally, ceases to exist.
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