forfeiture
/fɔrˈfɪtʃər/Definitions
1. noun
The act of surrendering or giving up something, especially money or property, as a penalty or punishment.
“The company was fined $1 million and faced a forfeiture of $10 million in revenue due to their fraudulent activities.”
2. noun
Something that is surrendered or given up as a penalty or punishment.
“The forfeiture of her inheritance was devastating for her family.”
3. verb
To surrender or give up something, especially money or property, as a penalty or punishment.
“The state intends to forfeit the assets of the corrupt official.”