1. To decline, as a widow, any concern with the estate of a husband.

2. To separate from the owner for a time; to seize possession of property belonging to another till some claim is paid; to put aside; to remove; to withdraw or seclude.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• serquester,
• semiester,
• semsester,
• seester,
• semmester,
• seimester,
• sermester,
• sequested,
• sequiter,
• seamester,
• schuester,
• semeester,
• suester,
• sequesterr,
• sequestre,
• sequestar,
• Sequestrel,
• sequestor,
• bequestet,
• Semiquaterille

• sequestered,
• sexist,
• Seaquist,
• sequestrate.

The adverb form of the word "sequester" is "sequestered".

The adjective form of the word "sequester" is "sequestered".

The plural form of the word "sequester" is "sequesters"

The singular form of the word "sequester" is "sequestrant".