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To discourage someone from doing something by making it seem dangerous, difficult, or likely to have bad consequences.

To deliberately not give something that someone expects, needs, or has a right to receive.

To deliberately not give or not disclose information, evidence, or details that others expect or have a right to know.

To make someone less willing to do something, or make an action less attractive, especially by introducing a penalty, cost, or disadvantage or by reducing a reward.

To hold heat, air, liquid, gas, or another substance so that it cannot easily escape from a place or material.

To stop a person or animal from moving freely or doing something, especially by using physical force or tight control.

To make someone less able or less willing to act or express themselves freely, especially because of fear, shyness, or social pressure.

To deliberately stop information, a report, or evidence from being published, shared, or used, especially for political or legal reasons.

To keep someone in official custody, especially by the police, immigration, or other authorities, so that they cannot leave freely.