Advertisement
Advertisement
lock in
verb as in enclose
Strong matches
verb as in imprison
Strong matches
verb as in mew
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Dr Colin Church, who led an independent review of incineration for the Scottish government which resulted in the ban, said: “‘Lock-in’ is a real issue, the energy-from-waste sector swears blind it’s not, but it is.”
Unlike other ways the government might provide aid after a disaster, flood insurance subsidy is a place-based recovery program that is designed to keep people in their communities, which can produce a lock-in effect.
The result is the so-called “lock-in effect” keeping people from listing their homes for sale.
That’s because though more owners are coming to terms with high rates, many will likely choose to keep their sub-4% mortgages — a phenomenon known as the lock-in effect.
If mortgage rates noticeably decline, the lock-in effect could lessen and bring more homes onto the market.
Advertisement
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse