lockman (Meaning)
Wordnet
lockman (n)
a worker in charge of a lock (on a canal)
Webster
lockman (n.)
A public executioner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lockman
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lockman Sentence Examples
- The lockman expertly unlocked the intricate gate, allowing passage to the castle grounds.
- The lockman's skills were legendary, as he could bypass even the most advanced security systems.
- The lockman meticulously crafted custom-made locks for high-value clients seeking enhanced protection.
- As the door creaked open, the lockman revealed he had forgotten his own key.
- The lockman's small workshop was filled with an array of tools and intricate mechanisms.
- The apprentice lockman watched intently as his mentor demonstrated lock-picking techniques.
- The police searched for the cunning lockman who had been breaking into homes and stealing valuables.
- The lockman's reputation for reliability made him a sought-after expert in emergency situations.
- The elderly lockman shared his vast knowledge of locks with university students pursuing a career in security.
- The lockman's nimble fingers danced across the lock, deftly manipulating the pins and unlocking the door with ease.
FAQs About the word lockman
a worker in charge of a lock (on a canal)A public executioner.
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The lockman expertly unlocked the intricate gate, allowing passage to the castle grounds.
The lockman's skills were legendary, as he could bypass even the most advanced security systems.
The lockman meticulously crafted custom-made locks for high-value clients seeking enhanced protection.
As the door creaked open, the lockman revealed he had forgotten his own key.
