locked out Antonyms
Meaning of locked out
locked out
the withholding of employment by an employer and the whole or partial closing of the business establishment in order to gain concessions from or resist demands of employees, the withholding of employment by an employer in order to gain concessions from or resist demands of employees, the stopping of work or closing of a plant by an employer during a labor dispute in order to make the employees come to terms, to subject (a body of employees) to a lockout
locked out Sentence Examples
- The children were locked out of the house after their parents accidentally left with the keys.
- I had an extra set of keys, so I let the family in after they got locked out.
- The store was locked out for the night, so we had to come back another time.
- We were locked out of our office after the power went out and the security system malfunctioned.
- The car keys were locked out inside the vehicle, leaving us stranded in the cold.
- The thief must have locked out the homeowner to prevent him from interrupting the robbery.
- The school was placed on lockdown after an intruder was spotted, locking out all students and staff.
- We had to climb through a window to get into our own apartment after we got locked out.
- The passengers were locked out of the train after it left the station without them.
- The team was locked out of the stadium by security and had to watch the game from the parking lot.
FAQs About the word locked out
the withholding of employment by an employer and the whole or partial closing of the business establishment in order to gain concessions from or resist demands
walked, walked out, struck,sat in,
No antonyms found.
The children were locked out of the house after their parents accidentally left with the keys.
I had an extra set of keys, so I let the family in after they got locked out.
The store was locked out for the night, so we had to come back another time.
We were locked out of our office after the power went out and the security system malfunctioned.
