Sentence examples for bottled of from inspiring English sources

The phrase "bottled of" is not a complete part of a sentence and is not grammatically correct
It is possible that you meant "bottled up," which means to suppress or keep hidden, or "bottled off," which means to stop or prevent something from happening. Both of these phrases are commonly used in written English. Example 1: The charity organization was bottling up their true intentions, causing suspicion among the donors. Example 2: The government implemented strict measures to bottle off the spread of the virus.