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Discover Ludwig"a closed off" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used as an adjective to describe a place or area which is not accessible. For example, "The beach was a closed off area, so visitors were not allowed to enter."
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It kept everything close to the vest, with a closed off development community and rigorous control over applications.
Explosive detectors could also be installed, either at the entry points to a closed off area or at an outer perimeter such as the toll ring.
I was previously a closed off guy".
If social media's got you feeling super worthless, store your phone and/or computer in a closed off space and unplug for a couple hours.
A closed off heart makes it impossible to open up and allow in happiness, great opportunities, and good people into our lives.
"The idea for the story evolved out of a few parameters: A single take, shot from a drone, in a closed off location," Trillo tells Creators via email.
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Privacy was literally a privation, a closing off of the most important realm of human life: the public.
With the unwitting help of consumers, the Internet is on a path to a lockdown, a closing off of opportunities and innovation.
As The Times's Michiko Kakutani noted, the diminished debate syndrome at schools "suggests a closing off of the possibilities of growth and transformation".
Children at age 10 are placed on different tracks, some leading to university and others to vocational school — a closing off of opportunity that Americans would find intolerable.
A way in to a very closed off world.
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