Seizing Definition

sēzĭng
noun

Seizure.

Webster's New World
The act of binding or fastening together with cords, small lines, etc.
Webster's New World
The cords, small lines, etc. used for this.
Webster's New World
A fastening made in this way.
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verb

Present participle of seize.

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adjective

That seizes the attention; impressive.

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Other Word Forms of Seizing

Noun

Singular:
seizing
Plural:
seizings

Origin of Seizing

  • From seize +"Ž -ing.

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Seizing Sentence Examples

  • Her laughter lashed out in the clear air, seizing his attention.

  • Trust and seizing the moment are the only chances for success.

  • At last seizing a soldier by his collar he forced him to answer.

  • In 1778 the British authorities had little difficulty in seizing the French settlement of Pondicherry.

  • Whether we look at his pure mathematical or at his physical researches we receive the same impression of Pascal; we see the strongest marks of a great original genius creating new ideas, and seizing upon, mastering, and pursuing farther everything that was fresh and unfamiliar in his time.

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Words Starting With

SSESEI

Words Ending With

GNGING

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Words Starting With S and Ending With G

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