froze

[frohz]

verb

1. simple past tense of freeze.

2. Nonstandard.,  a past participle of freeze.

froze

/ frəʊz /

verb

1. the past tense of freeze

Example Sentences

In coordinated action, British authorities on Tuesday froze 19 London properties worth over £100 million linked to Chen's network, including a £12 million mansion in North London.

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Some saw their families for only about 10 weeks during winter, when the lakes froze and transport became impossible.

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“If we froze everything in time, I think you’d say this is a fine labor market, but the direction in which things are pointing suggests a risk that it could soften up further,” Feroli said.

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The first began after Western nations froze Russia’s foreign currency reserves in the wake of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

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The carrier earlier this year froze rates for a swath of its customers for three years in a bid to hold on to cellphone users irked by years of price rises.

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Related Words

• fix 
• hold up 
• suspend