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arrest
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arrest
verb
/əˈrɛst/
arrears
arresting
Meaning
To seize and hold someone by legal authority.
to catch and hold by legal authority; to stop suddenly
Example Sentences
The police arrested the suspect last night.
The police will
arrest
the suspect tomorrow.
Example Expressions
under arrest
Synonyms
detain, apprehend, capture, seize, stop, catch
Entry 1
detain, apprehend, capture, seize, stop
Entry 2
catch, seize, capture, detain, apprehend
Antonyms
release, free, liberate, discharge
Entry 1
release, free, liberate
Entry 2
release, free, liberate, discharge
Collocations
arrest warrant, arrest the suspect, make an arrest, arrest suspect, under arrest, arrest development
Entry 1
arrest warrant, arrest the suspect, make an arrest
Entry 2
arrest suspect, arrest warrant, under arrest, arrest development
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