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lock up
verb as in acquire
verb as in affirm
Strong matches
verb as in assure
verb as in bind
verb as in cage
verb as in coop
verb as in corral
verb as in enclose
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verb as in ensure
verb as in forbid
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verb as in get
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verb as in have
verb as in hide
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verb as in hold
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verb as in immobilize
verb as in imprison
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verb as in incarcerate
verb as in jail
verb as in mew
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verb as in monopolize
verb as in possess
verb as in prohibit
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verb as in put away
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verb as in restrain
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verb as in secure
verb as in secure
verb as in stash
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verb as in store
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verb as in tie/tie up
verb as in tie up
Example Sentences
The only way you are going to get on the floor is if you go out there, you lock up and you guard the best players.’
An autistic woman with a learning disability was wrongly locked up in a mental health hospital for 45 years, starting when she was just seven years old, the BBC has learned.
More than 3,000 men in white jail-suits are currently locked up here - from murderers and rapists, to those doing time for lesser crimes like shoplifting and fraud.
Townsend recalled how he and Moses were both locked up in a high-security module designated for young Black men whom law enforcement had labeled as Bloods.
"Crass content can be criticised if it offends you. However, you cannot have the state persecute and lock up people for offending your 'moral sentiments'," he wrote in a post on X.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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