of, effecting, or virtually amounting to confiscation: a confiscatory tax
confiscatory
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confiscatory
adjective
- Relating to or effecting confiscation.
- Being or imposing an excessive or unreasonable tax or cost: confiscatory taxes; a confiscatory police.
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