SEIZURES

"SEIZURES" is a plural of: seizure.

Date "SEIZURES" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1762. (references)

Health

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Synonyms: SEIZURES

Crosswords: SEIZURES

References

• The Official Patient's Sourcebook on Seizures and Epilepsy (reference)

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Books

• Febrile Seizures (reference)

• The Child With Febrile Seizures (reference)

• Canine Epilepsy: An Owner's Guide to Living With and Without Seizures (reference)

• Childhood Seizures (Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine, Vol 6) (reference)

• The Dentate Gyrus and Its Role in Seizures (Epilepsy Research Supplement, No 7) (reference)

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Pulmonary disease common symptoms are fever, cough, and chest pain; for central nervous system disease symptoms are usually headache, lethargy, confusion, seizures, and sudden onset of neurologic deficit. Credit: CDC.

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Amendment IV. The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized. (reference)

These troops shall abstain from all requisitions and seizures and from any other coercive measures, with a view to obtaining supplies intended for Germany, and shall in no way interfere with such measures for national defence as may be adopted by the Provisional Governments of Esthonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. (reference)

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Health

Seizures or epilepsy. (references)

Seizures in the newborn. (references)

Seizures may also be present. (references)

Business

To expand communal land holdings, for decades peasants have invaded private lands and petitioned for government recognition of the seizures. (references)

Civil Liberties

Maldives

No seizures of foreign publications were reported during the year. (references)

Greece

However, seizures are very rare, and there were none during the year. (references)

Hong Kong

When the protesters replaced the signs and banners the following day with identical ones, police warned of additional seizures, but the protests, with banners, continued through the end of the year with no further police action. (references)

Economic History

Oman

There is no contemporary history of arbitrary seizures of land. (references)

Israel

In 1999 and 2000, Israeli Customs increased its seizures of counterfeit goods entering Israeli ports. (references)

Ecuador

After a drop-off in such seizures for some years, several U.S. tuna boats were again detained and seized in 1980 and 1981. (references)

Human Rights

India

The police must obtain warrants for searches and seizures. (references)

Malaysia

Police also have used raids and document seizures to harass defendants. (references)

Zimbabwe

Several white commercial farmers were killed during the year; however, it was unclear if any of the attacks were connected to land seizures. (references)

Indigenous People

Indonesia

The Basic Agrarian Law states that land rights cannot be "in conflict with national and state interests," which provides the Government with a broad legal basis for land seizures. (references)

Chile

On July 25, in Temuco between 500 and 1,000 persons protested the arraignment of indigenous people accused of illegal land seizures and the execution of a search warrant and confiscation of evidence in the offices of an indigenous activist organization. (references)

Political Economy

ISRAEL

On the positive side, Israeli Customs has increased its seizures of counterfeit goods entering Israel. (references)

Trade

Uzbekistan

Arbitrary seizures of goods, or seizures based on ex-post-facto application of new laws or regulations, are not uncommon. (references)

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Expression using "SEIZURES": Alcohol Withdrawal Seizures. Additional references.

Danish

status epilepticus (prolonged epileptic seizures, status epilepticus), ubunden epilepsi (epilepsy with fortuitous epileptic seizures), recidiverende status epilepticus (reactive seizures, recurrent seizures), epilepsia minor (absence seizures, generalized nonconvulsive seizure, petit mal epilepsia, petit mal seizure), epilepsi med tetaniforme anfald (epilepsy with tetanoid epileptic seizures). (various references)

Dutch

status epilepticus (petit mal status, prolonged epileptic seizures, status epilepticus), recurrerend epileptisch insulte (reactive seizures, recurrent seizures), epilepsie met absences (absence seizures, generalized nonconvulsive seizure, petit mal epilepsia, petit mal seizure). (various references)

Finnish

toistuva epileptinen kohtaus (reactive seizures, recurrent seizures), pikkukohtaus (absence seizures, generalized nonconvulsive seizure, petit mal epilepsia, petit mal seizure), petit mal (absence seizures, generalized nonconvulsive seizure, petit mal epilepsia, petit mal seizure). (various references)

French

crise d'épilepsie récurrente (reactive seizures, recurrent seizures), état de MAL épileptique (prolonged epileptic seizures), épilepsie type "petit mal", épilepsie avec crises fortuites (epilepsy with fortuitous epileptic seizures), épilepsie avec crises épileptiques tétanoïdes (epilepsy with tetanoid epileptic seizures). (various references)

German

Ergreifungen, Beschlagnahmen (appropriate, confiscate, engross, hog, impound, levy, monopolize, requisition, seize, sequestrate, to confiscate, to engross, to impound). (various references)

Greek 

μικρή επιληψία (absence seizures, generalized nonconvulsive seizure, petit mal, petit mal epilepsia, petit mal seizure), υποτροπιάζουσα κρίση επιληψίας (reactive seizures, recurrent seizures), επιληψία τύπου petit mal (absence seizures, generalized nonconvulsive seizure, petit mal epilepsia, petit mal seizure). (various references)

Italian

epilessia di tipo "piccolo male", crisi epilettiche ricorrenti (reactive seizures, recurrent seizures). (various references)

Pig Latin

eizuressay

Russian 

приступ (access, attack, bout, fit, fit of, seizure, stroke, tantrum). (various references)

Spanish

estado epiléptico (prolonged epileptic seizures, status epilepticus), crisis recurrente (reactive seizures, recurrent seizures), crisis epiléptica recurrente (reactive seizures, recurrent seizures), crisis de ausencia (absence seizures, generalized nonconvulsive seizure, petit mal epilepsia, petit mal seizure). (various references)

Derivations

Words ending with "SEIZURES": subseizures. (additional references)

Misspellings

"SEIZURES" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: eizure, Saisuree, seigure, seisure, seiure, seizoure, seizue, seizur, seizured, seizurel, seizurs, seziure, siesure, siezure, siezures, silures, sizure. (additional references)

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Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: reissue, resizes, seisure, seizers, seizure.

-2 letters: issuer, resize, reuses, seiser, seizer, seizes, series, sieurs, sirees, sizers.

-3 letters: erses, issue, reuse, rises, risus, ruses, seers, seise, seize, seres, sieur, siree, sires, sizer, sizes, suers, users.

-4 letters: eses, ires, rees, reis, rise, rues, ruse, seer, sees, seis, sere, sers, sire, sirs, size, sris, suer, sues, sure.

+1 letter: suberizes, supersize.

+2 letters: pressurize, subseizure, supersized.

+3 letters: pasteurizes, pressurized, pressurizer, pressurizes, secularizes, securitizes, subseizures, trapeziuses.

+4 letters: depressurize, desulfurizes, pasteurizers, pressurizers, repressurize, secularizers, suzerainties.

+5 letters: depressurized, depressurizes, repressurized, repressurizes, universalizes, unpressurized.