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locked in
adjective
informal, exhibiting total concentration on the task in hand
Example Sentences
It is locked in a tariff battle with the U.S., trade spats with others in the West and facing a global backlash against its cheap exports—the engine that powered economic growth for years.
With Democrats and Republicans locked in a stalemate over the shutdown, officials in government are exploring alternative ways of paying for some key programmes, including a food programme for women and children.
While the figures in Madagascar are lower, many people are locked in informal positions and lack the stability that allows them to move forward.
A rate cut later in October is likely already locked in but the data could have a big bearing on expectations for December.
They end up locked in battle against a boy band called Saja Boys, who are made up of demons.
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