

She tried to seize the ball before it hit the ground.
To take hold of something suddenly or forcibly.
He managed to seize the opportunity to travel abroad.
The police will seize any illegal items found during the search.
She quickly seized her chance to speak at the meeting.
seize control
seize the moment
seize an opportunity
grab
capture
take
The seize of the enemy's territory was swift.
The act of taking something suddenly or forcibly.
The seize of the prize caught everyone by surprise.
They planned the seize of the valuable artifact.
The seize of the building was executed at dawn.
military seize
sudden seize
violent seize
capture
takeover
grab
The police will seize the stolen goods.
To take hold of suddenly or forcibly.
She will seize the opportunity to travel.
He tried to seize the ball before it hit the ground.
The dog will seize the toy and run away.
seize control
seize the moment
seize an opportunity
grab
capture
take
The police can seize property if it is linked to a crime.
To take control of something, often by legal or official means.
The government can seize assets from criminals.
They plan to seize the opportunity to expand their business.
Customs officers may seize illegal goods at the border.
seize control
seize the moment
seize property
take
capture
appropriate
He decided to seize the chance to travel abroad.
To take advantage of an opportunity quickly.
She will seize the moment to ask for a raise.
They seized the opportunity to learn a new skill.
I plan to seize the deal before it expires.
seize the opportunity
seize the moment
seize the chance
grab
take
capture