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Definitions from the WebHedge inVerb (transitive): To enclose or surround an area or object with a hedge or barrier. Example sentence: The farmer hedges in his garden with a tall fence to keep out the deer. Verb (transitive): To restrict or limit someone or something's freedom or options. Example sentence: The strict rules hedged in the employees' creativity and slowed down the project. Verb (intransitive): To place oneself in a cautious or defensive position. Example sentence: Sensing potential danger, the timid squirrel hedged in against the tree trunk. Phrase: Hedge someone in Sense: To prevent someone from escaping or avoiding a situation. Example sentence: The kidnappers hedged in the hostages, making it nearly impossible for them to escape. Phrase: Hedge someone in Sense: To protect or shield someone from harm or danger. Example sentence: The bodyguard hedged in the celebrity, ensuring their safety from the enthusiastic crowd. Phrase: Hedge something in Sense: To invest money or assets in a way that minimizes risk. Example sentence: The investor decided to hedge in his stocks by diversifying his portfolio. Phrase: Hedges in Sense: A plural noun that refers to a boundary or barrier made of shrubs or small trees. Example sentence: The beautiful hedges in the garden added privacy and elegance to the property. Related products: | ||||
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