de|se|ques|trate

de|se|ques|trate
de|se|ques|trate «DEE sih KWEHS trayt», transitive verb, -trat|ed, -trat|ing.
Especially British. to free from sequestration; release (something confiscated): »

This property…has now been desequestrated and in most cases returned to its owners or their agents (Manchester Guardian Weekly).


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