chains

IPA: tʃˈeɪnz

noun

  • metal shackles; for hands or legs
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Examples of "chains" in Sentences

  • But let's not forget the upside to the chains.
  • The regional expansion of the chains is all to the good.
  • Mock 1I love pizza, the only difference between the chains is the tomato sauce, do it right, you da man.
  • The deacon Theodosius, with the bishop and clergy, was dragged in chains from the altar to Palermo, cast into
  • Those leaders said they were responding to what they characterized as the chains' delaying tactics when they issued the required 72-hour notice Thursday evening to cancel the contract extension under which they had been working since March.
  • The unfortunate Paul was dragged in chains from the sandy deserts of Mesopotamia to the most desolate places of Mount Taurus, 150 confined in a dark and narrow dungeon, left six days without food, and at length strangled, by the order of Philip, one of the principal ministers of the emperor

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