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clamp Definition and Meaning in English (clamp definition)

noun
Synonyms:vicefastenergrip
Quick Answer • Definition

Clamp definition: A device, typically made of metal or wood, used for holding things firmly together or in place.

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Definitions of Clamp

  1. 1noun

    A device, typically made of metal or wood, used for holding things firmly together or in place.

  2. 2verb

    To fasten or hold something securely in place with a clamp or by applying pressure.

Example Sentences

“He used a clamp to hold the two pieces of wood together while the glue dried.”

“The mechanic had to clamp the pipe to stop the leak.”

Synonyms

vicefastenergrip

Antonyms

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Inflected Word Forms

third person singularclamps
past tenseclamped
present participleclamping

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

put a clamp onexpression

To restrict or stop something from happening or developing.

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Clamp definition: A device, typically made of metal or wood, used for holding things firmly together or in place.
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'Clamp' translates to 'clamp' in English. Clamp definition: A device, typically made of metal or wood, used for holding things firmly together or in place.
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