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hoarding

[hawr-ding, hohr-] / ˈhɔr dɪŋ, ˈhoʊr- /






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This applies to business investment plans, and those older consumers who have been hoarding savings and not spending.

From BBC

Similar patterns have been seen in individuals with drug addiction and compulsive disorders such as hoarding and excessive hand washing.

From Science Magazine

In 2016, hoarding by the tenants of more than two dozen downtown residential buildings had become so pervasive that employees felt it posed a health and safety hazard.

From Los Angeles Times

In addition to severe worry, seniors often experience insomnia or irritability; they may develop a fear of falling, engage in hoarding or complain of physical discomforts like muscle tension, a choking sensation, dizziness or shakiness.

From New York Times

The central bank says the state-run company that is printing money has capacity to create enough banknotes but has accused politicians of hoarding the money for their own use and to influence the election.

From Seattle Times