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impound

verb as in confine

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But commit a second similar offence within the year and police have the ability to impound, or take away, vehicles.

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They impounded Robins’ G Wagon, which according to CBS was found in a body shop with some damaged parts already swapped out.

Hundreds of young Black men would typically be arrested, their cars impounded and often ransacked by the time they were released from jail — without charges — on Monday morning.

As they were preparing to impound the vehicle, Diaz approached and claimed to be the owner, according to officials.

A British fishing vessel has been impounded by the French authorities, accused of illegally fishing in their waters.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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