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curbed

[kurbd] / kɜrbd /






ADJECTIVE
smothered
Synonyms


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Authorities have long curbed arrests at “sensitive locations”— such as hospitals, houses of worship and schools — putting them out of reach of most civil immigration enforcement.

From Los Angeles Times

But critics, including hundreds of thousands of Hongkongers who have since left, say dissent has been stifled, and the city's freedoms severely curbed.

From BBC

Yet its bipartisan history has found consensus and curbed policy swings across administrations, she said.

From Barron's

Going back to GLP-1s, they have curbed the public’s appetite for some snack foods.

From Barron's

But emissions have grown much less quickly over the past decade as renewables have taken off, providing hope that the world's warming trend can still be curbed.

From BBC