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smuggled
adjective as in black-market
adjective as in bootleg
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adjective as in contraband
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adjective as in illegal
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adjective as in outlawed
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Example Sentences
One example of this is the high proportion of illegal drugs smuggled through legal global food supply chains.
The government is under pressure to stop illegal meat being smuggled into the UK, amid warnings of a "foot-and-mouth" level crisis for British farmers.
The border town of Galdogob is a major hub for trade and travel and has been hit hard by the flow of alcohol being smuggled from Ethiopia.
The judge rejected the suggestion that she had been trafficked to Northern Ireland but noted that she did "arrive illegally, and it may well be she was smuggled in."
Both nitazenes and xylazine are now banned by the British government but are still being smuggled from China, sometimes hidden in cans of dog food.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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