/ˈfɔːfɪʧə/ – nounverbadj
Definition: 1. bị mất (quyền, tài sản, chức vụ);
2. tiền phạt;
3. tịch thu, sung công.
A more throughout explanation: Forfeiture is a legal term that refers to the loss or surrender of a right, property, or privilege as a penalty for wrongdoing or a breach of contract. It can also refer to the act of giving up something as a result of a legal judgment or agreement.
Example: The court ordered the forfeiture of the defendant’s assets as a penalty for their involvement in the illegal scheme.