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impound

[im-pound, im-pound] / ɪmˈpaʊnd, ˈɪm paʊnd /


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The trader said he lost $60,000 last month after a container he imported from Kenya was impounded at the Congolese border for several weeks, rendering milk, cheese and sausages inedible.

From The Wall Street Journal

But no one has called, and school administrators who helped her make calls to Minneapolis impound lots haven’t been able to locate it either.

From Los Angeles Times

The investigator took Valerio, waiving impound fees for public safety reasons, the report said.

From Los Angeles Times

Our mortgage and impound account is about $2,450 a month on this property.

From MarketWatch

The steel remained impounded pending clarification, it said, and Finnish Customs has opened a preliminary inquiry "with a view to launching a pre-trial investigation into a potential sanctions violation."

From Barron's