seizers

Ones who capture

Those who seize—who grab, take hold of, or take possession of something.

A seizer may physically grasp an object, confiscate property, or capture an opportunity: The seizers of the cargo faced no resistance.

The word appears in legal and historical contexts more often than casual speech.

captors

abductors

Those who take unlawfully

snatchers · grabbers · arresters · detainers · hijackers · pirates · raiders · invaders · conquerors · occupiers

legal

confiscators

Those who legally take property

attachers · garnishers · forfeiture · repossessors · bailiffs · marshals · receivers · trustees · liquidators · custodians

mechanical

clamps

Fastening grip devices

tongs · pincers · vises · claws · jaws · clasps · holders · fasteners · grabbers · calipers

medical

epileptics

Those having seizure disorders

neurological · tonic-clonic · myoclonic · absence · anticonvulsants · aura · EEG · electroencephalogram · refractory · photosensitivity

Opposites
possession transfer direction

seizersgivers

Those who donate

donors · bestowers · surrenderers · yielders · granters

force vs. consent

seizersofferers

Those who tender proposals

consenters · sharers

control dynamics

seizersliberators

Those who free captives

freers · emancipators · rescuers · abandoners · droppers

Phrases
Family

seize, seized, seizes, unseized, seizer

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G