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Term: Shackles

Description:

Shackles, often referred to as restraints, are a kind of device used for binding or confining someone or something. They are typically made of metal and consist of a loop or ring that can be locked around a person's wrists or ankles. Shackles can serve various purposes, including restraining prisoners, securing heavy cargo, or facilitating outdoor activities such as sailing and rock climbing.

Sample Sentences:

1. As the fugitive attempted to escape, the police swiftly placed shackles on his wrists.

2. The ship's crew locked the cargo in place using heavy-duty shackles to prevent any movement during rough seas.

3. Adventure enthusiasts must ensure they have the necessary shackles and carabiners for safe mountain climbing.

4. Historically, people were subjected to the cruel practice of wearing iron shackles as a form of punishment.

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