impounding
Speech parts
1. impounding - Noun
2. impounding - Verb
Meaning
of Impound
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Chief Horace Frank said the department is not conducting DUI checkpoints or towing or impounding cars.
Honestly, instead of arresting people who fired live ammunition, you are impounding buses you heartless people!
“On top of establishing a special team of detectives to identify suspects, stolen merchandise and ensure offenders are held accountable, the Department is also already impounding vehicles involved in the looting on Monday.”
Other factors are known to slow the rise, such as dams impounding water on the land, stymying its flow into the sea.