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to surround or confine someone or something, restricting their movement or freedom.

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to surround or confine someone or something, restricting their movement or freedom.

The protesters were hemmed in by the police, unable to leave the area.

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to sew a hem on a piece of clothing, typically to prevent it from unraveling.

She hemmed in the edges of the dress to give it a neat finish.

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Last updated: 2025/01/11 11:54