Commandeer
<kom-men-deer>
hijack; take; confiscate;
to use authority to take control of something.
The police needed to commandeer my car to get the lady to the hospital.
Remember:
commandeer reminds of command
At work:
I need to commandeer your stapler because I lost mine.
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