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Definition of forfeit
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of forfeit is as below...
Forfeit
(n.) A thing
forfeit
or
forfeited;
what is or may be taken from one in
requital
of a
misdeed
committed;
that which is lost, or the right to which is
alienated,
by a
crime,
offense,
neglect
of duty, or
breach
of
contract;
hence,
a fine; a
mulct;
a
penalty;
as, he who
murders
pays the
forfeit
of his
life..
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Felony
::
Felony
(n.) An
offense
which
occasions
a total
forfeiture
either
lands or
goods,
or both, at the
common
law, and to which
capital
or other
punishment
may be
added,
according
to the
degree
of
guilt..
Confiscate
::
Confiscate
(v. t. ) To seize as
forfeited
to the
public
treasury;
to
appropriate
to the
public
use.
Innocent
::
Innocent
(a.) Not
contraband;
not
subject
to
forfeiture;
as,
innocent
goods
carried
to a
belligerent
nation..
Deodand
::
Deodand
(n.) A
personal
chattel
which had
caused
the death of a
person,
and for that
reason
was given to God, that is,
forfeited
to the
crown,
to be
applied
to pious uses, and
distributed
in alms by the high
almoner.
Thus, if a cart ran over a man and
killed
him, it was
forfeited
as a
deodand..
Condemnation
::
Condemnation
(n.) The act of
judicially
condemning,
or
adjudging
guilty,
unfit for use, or
forfeited;
the act of
dooming
to
punishment
or
forfeiture..
Rehabilitate
::
Rehabilitate
(v. t.) To
invest
or
clothe
again with some
right,
authority,
or
dignity;
to
restore
to a
former
capacity;
to
reinstate;
to
qualify
again;
to
restore,
as a
delinquent,
to a
former
right,
rank, or
privilege
lost or
forfeited;
-- a term of civil and canon law..
Lose
::
Lose (v. t.) To part with
unintentionally
or
unwillingly,
as by
accident,
misfortune,
negligence,
penalty,
forfeit,
etc.; to be
deprived
of; as, to lose money from one's purse or
pocket,
or in
business
or
gaming;
to lose an arm or a leg by
amputation;
to lose men in
battle..
Mulct
::
Mulct (v. t.) To
punish
for an
offense
or
misdemeanor
by
imposing
a fine or
forfeiture,
esp. a
pecuniary
fine; to
fine..
Guilt
::
Guilt (v. t.)
Exposure
to any legal
penalty
or
forfeiture.
Capital
::
Capital
(n.)
Having
reference
to, or
involving,
the
forfeiture
of the head or life;
affecting
life;
punishable
with
death;
as,
capital
trials;
capital
punishment..
Defeasanced
::
Defeasanced
(a.)
Liable
to
defeasance;
capable
of being made void or
forfeited.
Forfeit
::
Forfeit
(v. i.) To be
guilty
of a
misdeed;
to be
criminal;
to
transgress.
Forfeiting
::
Forfeiting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Forfei.
Forfeit
::
Forfeit
(v. i.) To fail to keep an
obligation.
Forfeit
::
Forfeit
(n.)
Something
deposited
and
redeemable
by a
sportive
fine; --
whence
the game of
forfeits.
Estreat
::
Estreat
(v. t.) To
extract
or take out from the
records
of a
court,
and send up to the court of
exchequer
to be
enforced;
-- said of a
forfeited
recognizance..
Own
::
Own (v. t.) To
grant;
to
acknowledge;
to admit to be true; to
confess;
to
recognize
in a
particular
character;
as, we own that we have
forfeited
your
love..
Felony
::
Felony
(n.) An act on the part of the
vassal
which cost him his fee by
forfeiture.
Forfeiture
::
Forfeiture
(n.) The act of
forfeiting;
the loss of some
right,
privilege,
estate,
honor,
office,
or
effects,
by an
offense,
crime,
breach
of
condition,
or other act..
Judgment
::
"Judgment
(v. i.) The act of
judging;
the
operation
of the mind,
involving
comparison
and
discrimination,
by which a
knowledge
of the
values
and
relations
of
thins,
whether
of moral
qualities,
intellectual
concepts,
logical
propositions,
or
material
facts,
is
obtained;
as, by
careful
judgment
he
avoided
the
peril;
by a
series
of wrong
judgments
he
forfeited
confidence..
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