Chateau and Lock

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Chateau noun - An impressive country house (or castle) in France.

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Lock and chateau are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lock" instead a noun "Chateau".

Lock noun - One that is certain to succeed.

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Chateau and lock are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chateau" instead a noun "Lock".

Nearby Words: locked, lockup, locker, locket, lockout

In Cursery: The Crooked Man, Count Blaise Morellus was so in love with his fiancee that he tried to lock her in their chateau at all times.

Source: Love Makes You Evil
You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: Talbot has the East End thugs set fire to the Chateau to kill Nate and Sully, only to lock the entire gang inside.

Source: Video Game / Uncharted
At the Chateau Neuf, Bidet attempts to lock the double doors to prevent Sir Rodney's escape, and is slammed behind one of them as Lord Darcy and the Duke come to Sir Rodney's aid.

Source: Film / Don't Lose Your Head

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