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enclosures
noun as in area bounded by something
noun as in something included with a letter
Weak match
Example Sentences
Thompson makes first class and business class seats – the expensive kind usually at the front of passenger aircraft, with their own privacy-simulating enclosures, built-in entertainment systems, and heaps of leg room.
In the study, Liu and fellow researchers posit these household products are being contaminated with these chemicals during the recycling process, as some of the flame retardants found during their testing are the same ones used in electronic enclosures on televisions.
Currently, Washington state has the strongest ban in the nation set to take effect January 2025 restricting all organohalogen flame retardants in plastic enclosures for all indoor electronics.
In February, U.N. experts condemned the use of sexual violence against women and girls in detention, and in August described substantiated reports by men and women of “detainees in cage-like enclosures, tied to beds blindfolded and in diapers, stripped naked, deprived of adequate healthcare, food, water and sleep, electrocutions including on their genitals, blackmail and cigarette burns. In addition, victims spoke of loud music played until their ears bled, attacks by dogs, waterboarding, suspension from ceilings and severe sexual and gender-based violence.”
Kits have been seen swimming on rivers in Kent and there has been a crop of births in fenced enclosures at nature reserves.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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