inrail Antonyms
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Meaning of inrail
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inrail (v. t.)
To rail in; to inclose or surround, as with rails.
inrail Sentence Examples
- The safety inrail on the highway prevented the car from plunging over the edge.
- The inrail of the train track kept the locomotive from derailing.
- The balcony's inrail provided a sturdy support for the weightlifter.
- The inrail around the swimming pool prevented accidents by preventing falls into the water.
- The inrail on the staircase protected the elderly resident from tumbling down the stairs.
- The inrail on the trampoline kept children safely inside the bouncing area.
- The inrail on the rollercoaster prevented passengers from being thrown out during thrilling rides.
- The inrail on the bridge guarded pedestrians from strong winds and kept them secure.
- The inrail on the conveyor belt prevented objects from falling off during transportation.
- The inrail on the elevator shaft prevented people from entering the dangerous area while the elevator was in motion.
FAQs About the word inrail
To rail in; to inclose or surround, as with rails.
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The safety inrail on the highway prevented the car from plunging over the edge.
The inrail of the train track kept the locomotive from derailing.
The balcony's inrail provided a sturdy support for the weightlifter.
The inrail around the swimming pool prevented accidents by preventing falls into the water.
