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Meaning of double-lock
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double-lock (v. t.)
To lock with two bolts; to fasten with double security.
double-lock Sentence Examples
- The house was equipped with a double-lock system for added security.
- In the wake of recent break-ins, the apartment complex installed double-locks on all of its doors.
- With the double-lock in place, the door couldn't be opened even with a key from the outside.
- The padlock had a double-lock mechanism to prevent it from being easily tampered with.
- The double-lock design of the briefcase provided an extra layer of protection for its valuable contents.
- The double-lock on the gate ensured that only authorized personnel could enter the restricted area.
- The ancient fortress had a double-lock system that involved two heavy gates and a series of complex mechanisms.
- The secret chest was protected by a double-lock that required two different keys to open.
- The double-lock on the bicycle made it nearly impossible for thieves to steal it.
- After the robbery, the bank installed a double-lock system on its vault to prevent future thefts.
FAQs About the word double-lock
To lock with two bolts; to fasten with double security.
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The house was equipped with a double-lock system for added security.
In the wake of recent break-ins, the apartment complex installed double-locks on all of its doors.
With the double-lock in place, the door couldn't be opened even with a key from the outside.
The padlock had a double-lock mechanism to prevent it from being easily tampered with.
