seizable
adjectiveUK /ˈsiːzəbl/
US /ˈsiːzəbl/
Able to be grabbed or taken hold of.
The toy was small and easily seizable by the child.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. Able to be taken into legal custody or possession by authority.
The smuggled goods were seizable under customs law.
3. Able to be understood or grasped mentally.
The concept was difficult but ultimately seizable by the students.
4. Able to be captured or arrested.
The suspect was seizable once the warrant was issued.