Thesaurus / policed
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synonyms for policed
- cruise
- inspect
- safeguard
- mount
- police
- pound
- range
- shotgun
- watch
- keep guard
- keep vigil
- keep watch
- make the rounds
- ride shotgun
- walk the beat
- fix up
- spruce
- spruce up
- clean
- frame
- groom
- neaten
- order
- police
- straighten
- tauten
- clear the decks
- get act together
- pull together
- put in good shape
- put in order
- put in shape
- put to rights
- shape up
- straighten up
- whip into shape
- align
- array
- class
- classify
- clear the decks
- dispose
- file
- fix up
- form
- group
- line up
- order
- organize
- police
- police up
- position
- put in good shape
- put in order
- put to rights
- range
- rank
- regulate
- sort
- spruce
- spruce up
- systematize
- systemize
- tidy
- whip into shape
- clean
- frame
- groom
- order
- police
- spruce
- trim
- clear the decks
- fix up
- freshen
- get act together
- neaten
- pull together
- put in good shape
- put in order
- put in shape
- put to rights
- shape up
- slick up
- spruce up
- straighten
- straighten up
- tauten
- whip into shape
- cover
- defend
- escort
- keep
- look after
- observe
- oversee
- patrol
- preserve
- safeguard
- secure
- shield
- supervise
- attend
- baby-sit
- bulwark
- chaperon
- chaperone
- conduct
- convoy
- fend
- lookout
- mind
- police
- save
- screen
- shelter
- shepherd
- shotgun
- stonewall
- superintend
- tend
- cover up
- keep an eye on
- keep in view
- keep under surveillance
- ride shotgun for
- see after
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antonyms for policed
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- abandon
- desert
- endanger
- forget
- give up
- harm
- hurt
- ignore
- injure
- lay bare
- leave
- let go
- lose
- neglect
- uncover
- disregard
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How to use policed in a sentence
At this time Hull contained 36,000 inhabitants, and was policed on a very economical plan.
A HISTORY OF POLICE IN ENGLANDW. L. MELVILLE LEEIn the old days, with the country well policed, the slaves had been protected against their fury, but war now changed all.
THE DAY OF THE CONFEDERACYNATHANIEL W. STEPHENSONThat's why Miguel wanted it given out that his horse had policed him.
THE PRIDE OF PALOMARPETER B. KYNEHe had been a policeman only two or three months and was the youngest of the three who policed the town at nights.
BACK HOMEIRVIN S. COBBThe large railroads nowadays are policed in much the same manner as are our large cities.
PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION FOR DETECTIVESEMMERSON W. MANNINGIt was expected last night that we should march to-day, but instead we policed camp.
AN ARTILLERYMAN'S DIARYJENKIN LLOYD JONESPoliced camp thoroughly in the afternoon and I was sent with two others after load of wood.
AN ARTILLERYMAN'S DIARYJENKIN LLOYD JONESTo-day the Tunisians are taxed less than they ever were before, and are better policed, protected and cared for in every way.
IN THE LAND OF MOSQUES & MINARETSFRANCIS MILTOUNUp bright and early, policed around the stables, "blacked boots" and brushed up our brass, etc.
AN ARTILLERYMAN'S DIARYJENKIN LLOYD JONESTheir limited area, which enabled them to be compassed, enabled them also to be appropriated, controlled and policed.
INFLUENCES OF GEOGRAPHIC ENVIRONMENTELLEN CHURCHILL SEMPLE