Synonyms for Confiscated:

• adj.

  •impounded (adjective)
  • more confiscated,
  • most captured,
  • more captured,
  • most confiscated.
  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • Impounded.
  •reverted (adjective)
  • re-turned.
  •taken (adjective)
  • Reaped,
  • Levied,
  • amassed,
  • Captured,
  • Caught,
  • abducted,
  • Procured,
  • Nabbed,
  • gathered,
  • Bagged,
  • Annexed,
  • usurped,
  • Harvested,
  • acquired,
  • collected,
  • Gotten,
  • Commandeered,
  • Grabbed.

• n.

  •confiscated (noun)
  • taken.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • confiscate,
  • condemned,
  • appropriated,
  • taken over,
  • seized.

• v.

  •took (verb)
  • Monopolized,
  • Got,
  • deprived,
  • Took.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • prohibited,
  • lost,
  • apart,
  • touched,
  • goddamn,
  • forfeit,
  • quarantined,
  • distant,
  • self-contained,
  • darned,
  • out,
  • goddamned,
  • affiliated,
  • disadvantaged,
  • fictive,
  • detached,
  • moved,
  • disjunct,
  • cursedly,
  • goddam,
  • impound,
  • committed,
  • pretended,
  • false,
  • unsaved,
  • cloistered,
  • poised,
  • blessed,
  • obscure,
  • forbidden,
  • sham,
  • damnably,
  • unnatural,
  • unlucky,
  • set-apart,
  • infernal,
  • separated,
  • secret,
  • remote,
  • blame,
  • fictitious,
  • equanimous,
  • blamed,
  • fated,
  • reclusive,
  • self-collected,
  • ill-starred,
  • cursed,
  • marooned,
  • damn,
  • sequester,
  • stirred,
  • ill-omened,
  • unredeemed,
  • tabu,
  • put on,
  • deuced,
  • blasted,
  • taboo,
  • interpreted,
  • self-possessed,
  • ill-fated,
  • seize,
  • stranded,
  • verboten,
  • privy,
  • stray,
  • connected,
  • attach.
  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • Clutched,
  • censured,
  • assumed,
  • requisitioned,
  • isolated,
  • convicted,
  • Attainted,
  • sat in,
  • Sequestrated,
  • proscribed,
  • fined,
  • affected,
  • Eliminated,
  • Amerced,
  • Pounded,
  • hijacked,
  • got involved,
  • forfeited,
  • Mulcted,
  • secluded,
  • removed,
  • attached,
  • got involved in,
  • sequestered,
  • conquered,
  • Reverted,
  • damned,
  • doomed,
  • arrogated,
  • escheated,
  • Distrained,
  • expropriated.

Paraphrases for Confiscated:

• Equivalence

  • Verb, past tense
    seized.
  • Verb, past participle
    Impounded, forfeited, seized.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    expropriated.
  • Verb, past tense
    Detained, restrained, collected, Caught, conveyed, Complained, uncovered, Issued, recovered, discovered, Came, detected, Submitted, Exercised, expropriated, utilized, declared, cracked, Grabbed, derived, Referred, Gained, Filed, Captured, grasped, received, seised, understood, Entered, learned, found, Embraced, Appealed, charged, Nabbed, Undertook, Brought, fired, gripped, Took.
  • Verb, past participle
    Ceased, located, Detained, conscripted, collected, withheld, restricted, Consulted, Intercepted, Revoked, assigned, appropriated, Caught, proscribed, Complained, removed, populated, contacted, arrested, Obtained, abducted, withdrawn, retained, Retrieved, kidnapped, uncovered, recorded, hijacked, copied, prohibited, Issued, overwhelmed, exploited, recovered, discovered, controlled, banned, frozen, forbidden, Garnisheed, deprived, detected, processed, Forwarded, sequestered, Harvested, Submitted, stripped, stored, retired, permitted, carjacked, expropriated, outlawed, lifted, attached, Grabbed, tracked, blocked, Rendered, inputted, occupied, employed, Raided, adjusted, stranded, fed, Referred, produced, keyed, Filed, admitted, Captured, input, grasped, Precluded, uploaded, faced, received, held, seised, understood, Entered, Picked, found, Embraced, cleared, Appealed, handled, charged, released, filled, Logged, Brought, Approached, typed, Occurred, dropped, Lodged, realized, pursued, Dealt, taken, Carried, kept, pulled, Acted.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    forfeited, seized.
  • Proper noun, singular
    confiscation, forfeited, seized, forfeiture, expropriation.
  • Verb, past tense
    forfeited.
  • Verb, past participle
    confiscation.