Forfeit, Forfeiture
forfeit (verb) - forced to give up and lose something
forfeiture (noun) - the act of taking away property from someone
forfeit money
forfeit a deposit
forfeit interest
forfeiture of income
forfeiture of property
forfeit of house
forfeit profits
asset forfeiture
forfeit a fee
forfeit stock options
forfeit rights
forfeit all civil rights
forfeit a position
ordered to forfeit
forfeit x as a penalty
forfeiture warrant
forfeiture cases
the maximum forfeiture under the law
forfeit the chance to
lose a game by forfeit
Example sentences:
* The company has been ordered to forfeit last year's profits as a penalty for breaking the law.
* The famous lawyer forfeited his high fee in order to help the poor.
* If you fail to bring back the rental car in working order, you will forfeit part of your deposit for repairs.
* If you fail to act as stipulated in the contract, you will forfeit the balance of money in the account.
* If you make an withdrawal from the account without prior notification you will forfeit several months worth of interest.
* The maximum forfeiture under the law is $10,000.
* All illegal profits will be forfeited.
* The judge asked them to forfeit their three bedroom house as a penalty for violating the law.
* If the property is not claimed within the stated interval, penalties including forfeiture and sale of the property, may result.
