smuggle (Meaning)

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smuggle (v)

import or export without paying customs duties

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The criminal attempted to smuggle contraband across the border in his suitcase.
During the prohibition era, many people resorted to smuggling alcohol.
The prisoner tried to smuggle a small knife into the jail by hiding it in his shoe.
She was caught trying to smuggle rare artifacts out of the country.
The spy was tasked with smuggling classified documents out of the enemy territory.
Drug cartels often use creative methods to smuggle narcotics across international borders.
The airport security discovered an attempt to smuggle endangered birds in a passenger's luggage.
Pirates would frequently smuggle stolen goods to secret hideouts along the coast.
Human traffickers exploit vulnerable migrants by promising to smuggle them into other countries.
Despite increased security measures, some individuals still attempt to smuggle items through customs checkpoints.

import or export without paying customs duties

distribute, buy,sell, supply, barter,exchange, transact, purchase, swap, horse-trade

black,boycott, boycott, black, blackball,blackball,

The criminal attempted to smuggle contraband across the border in his suitcase.

During the prohibition era, many people resorted to smuggling alcohol.

The prisoner tried to smuggle a small knife into the jail by hiding it in his shoe.

She was caught trying to smuggle rare artifacts out of the country.