【ごうしゅ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru
  1. seizure; plunder; robbery; taking something by forcelaw
Forms
  • 【ごうしゅ】【きょうしゅ】
  • ごうしゅ
  • きょうしゅ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. seizure
    2. This meaning refers to the act of forcibly taking possession of something, usually implying that the action is illegal or without permission.
    He won the competition and seized the prize money.
    The land that was taken away was seized.
  2. plunder
    3. This meaning describes the act of stealing goods, particularly during times of war or conflict, emphasizing the chaotic and violent nature of the act.
    During the war, many towns were plundered, and the residents suffered.
    The soldiers were ordered to plunder the enemy's resources.
  3. robbery
    4. This meaning indicates the unlawful taking of property from a person with the threat or use of violence, highlighting the criminal aspect of the action.
    The police are investigating the recent robbery incident.
    He was planning a robbery to seize valuables.
  4. taking something by force
    5. This meaning conveys the general concept of taking possession of something through coercion or physical strength, indicating a broad range of contexts.
    He took something by force without her consent.
    By taking it by force, he obtained important information.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to seize (by force)crime of plunderact of seizureseizure of propertyplunder incidentviolent plundervictim of robberyorganized robberyitems taken by forceto prevent seizure
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