Antonyms for clamp
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1. clamp, clinchverb

   a device (generally used by carpenters) that holds things firmly together

   Synonyms:
   hug, clench, clinch, squeeze

2. clampverb

   fasten or fix with a clamp

   "clamp the chair together until the glue has hardened"

3. clampverb

   impose or inflict forcefully

   "The military government clamped a curfew onto the capital"

How to use clamp in a sentence?

1. Col Robert Lee Maginnis:

   It is the proverbial camel's nose under the tent.Expect much worse denial of freedom to follow.This is especially true as evidenced by the Kremlin's recent decision to clamp down on anti-war protesters.

2. Nguyen Truong Son:

   In the past year, the Vietnamese authorities have made a clear effort to clamp down on social media, they have realized that Facebook was one of the last safe spaces where people could peacefully speak their mind, spread news, hold debates  - everything the authorities are afraid of.

3. Col Robert Lee Maginnis:

   Putin's decision to limit access to Facebook is a terrible omen for Russian freedom, it is the proverbial camel's nose under the tent.Expect much worse denial of freedom to follow.This is especially true as evidenced by the Kremlin's recent decision to clamp down on anti-war protesters.

4. Aisina Zindusova:

   My back started to ache and I started to lose weight, then an X-ray found a clamp inside of me.

5. Seneca Scott:

   If you can look at it from all angles, and it’s probably two people hugging each other, it’s four hands. It’s not the missing heads that’s the atrocity that other people clamp onto that; it’s a stump that looked like a penis. That’s a joke.

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