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lock up
verb as in acquire
verb as in affirm
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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
Voters shouted that they want the thieves locked up, not the aftershave.
These court orders allow children to be locked up - in registered or unregistered homes - and are often granted for children who are a risk to themselves or others.
Phones will not be allowed during lunch or breaks, and each campus will decide how the devices will be stored or locked up.
In “Boys,” Elwood and Turner are locked up in a reform school in 1960s Florida and become allies and friends quickly to survive.
The move, which defies a UN recommendation, means potentially locking up even more young people.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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