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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a lockout" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to labor disputes, sports, or technology, referring to a situation where access is restricted or denied.
Example: "The company implemented a lockout to prevent employees from entering the premises during the negotiations."
Alternatives: "a shutdown" or "an exclusion".
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A lockout seems likely.
(A lockout doesn't help matters).
We were in a lockout.
Both sides are bracing for a lockout.
Sure, a lockout may have been necessary.
You played during a lockout year.
"Are the players ready for a lockout?
"Hopefully, a lockout won't be bad.
All signs are pointing toward a lockout".
The threat of a lockout loomed.
He added, "That was a lockout season".
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