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stranglehold

[strang-guhl-hohld] / ˈstræŋ gəlˌhoʊld /
NOUN
choke
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The Justice Minister, Naomi Long, has described protection money forced on businesses as a "stranglehold' on the community".

From BBC

China gained a stranglehold over the gallium market when it expanded its aluminum capacity at breakneck speed and included gallium production as part of alumina refining.

From The Wall Street Journal

Still in the stranglehold of sleep, my mind struggled to make sense of it.

From Literature

The British sled, featuring Brad Hall and Taylor Lawrence, will be among those seeking to end Germany's stranglehold.

From BBC

It also seeks to challenge Beijing's stranglehold on critical materials which threatens key EU industries.

From Barron's