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Ward In

Definition:

Ward in is a phrasal verb that means to protect or guard someone from a specific danger or harm by confining or isolating them within a designated area.

Examples:

As a noun:

1. The doctor recommended putting the patient in a ward in order to prevent the spread of the contagious disease.
2. The school created a special ward in the library for quiet study and concentration.
3. During the floods, the government set up emergency wards in the affected areas to accommodate the displaced families.

As a verb:

1. The authorities decided to ward in the residents of the infected building until the source of the outbreak was identified.
2. It is crucial to ward in young children in public places for their safety.
3. Due to the vandalism incidents, the park will soon be warding in all its premises during nighttime.

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