Advanced as in usurpation To forcefully take control or possession of something, often without permission. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Commandeer'
The general had the authority to commandeer military vehicles for urgent missions.
The detective needed a warrant to commandeer the suspect's computer for further investigation.
In times of war, the military can commandeer resources to support the troops.
The director had the authority to commandeer additional resources for the film production.
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