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freeze

verb as in make cold enough to become solid

verb as in stop

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Mamdani ran a left-wing populist campaign that focused on a rent freeze, free buses and universal childcare, paid for by new taxes on the wealthy.

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That plan includes finishing an investigation into State Farm’s claims practices started this year by the department within 60 days — and freezing any rate hikes for the insurer until the claims issues are resolved.

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But she kept returning for top-ups every fortnight because it wasn't having the desired "freezing" effect.

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This physiological effect, which occurs when your body decides whether it needs to confront, flee or freeze in response to what it perceives as imminent danger, increases your heart rate, adrenaline levels and anxiety.

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His gaze froze on a kid with red hair and freckles.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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