impound in a sentence
v. t.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8
Definition
To impound means to seize and hold property, typically by legal authority, such as vehicles or goods, due to violations or for evidence.
Crossword clues for impound
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "impound".
- To seize property by legal authority.
- To take possession of something unlawfully.
- To hold items due to rule violations.
- To confine goods for legal reasons.
- To retain vehicles for law enforcement purposes.
Impound sentence examples
- The city decided to impound the vehicles of those who parked illegally during the festival.
- After the police found the stolen car, they had to impound it as evidence.
- The animal control officer was forced to impound the stray dog for its safety and the community's.
- If you fail to pay your fines, they may impound your belongings until the debt is settled.
- The authorities will impound any boats that are operating without the necessary permits.