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Term: Throttlehold

Description:

Throttlehold refers to a firm grip or a strong control that restricts or limits someone or something.

Possible Parts of Speech:

• Noun
• Verb

Senses and Usages:

Noun:

1. A powerful grasp or control over something or someone.

Example sentence: The company now has a throttlehold over the market, leaving competitors with little room to grow.

2. A stranglehold or dominance over a situation or outcome.

Example sentence: The team maintained a throttlehold over their opponents throughout the entire match, securing an easy victory.

3. A choking grip around someone's throat.

Example sentence: The attacker had a throttlehold on his victim, cutting off their air supply.

Verb:

1. To exercise a firm control or restriction over something.

Example sentence: The government took measures to throttlehold the rising crime rate in the city.

2. To grasp or hold tightly.

Example sentence: The wrestler managed to throttlehold his opponent, preventing any escape.

Possible Related Products:

Throttlehold Grips

Throttlehold Control Systems