1. isolated or set apart from others
Usage: formal
2. having property or assets seized by legal authority
Usage: legal

Examples

• The jury was sequestrated during the high-profile trial.
• The witnesses were kept sequestrated from media contact.
• His assets were sequestrated pending the court’s decision.
• The company’s funds remained sequestrated until the investigation concluded.
• She felt sequestrated from her colleagues after the controversy.
• The sequestrated property could not be sold during the legal proceedings.