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chain-link
[cheyn-lingk]
adjective
of, relating to, or resembling a chain-link fence, as in its diamond shapes or linked couplings.
a chain-link fabric.
Word History and Origins
Origin of chain-link1
Example Sentences
Critics call the facility “dehumanizing,” noting that the facility is made up of hundreds of bunk beds behind chain-link fences under tents in an area that regularly experiences temperatures over 100 in the summer.
I peered through a chain-link fence at a plane belonging to GlobalX, the charter airline commonly referred to as ICE Air, which sat on the runway.
The driveway gate of the waist-high chain-link fence dividing the front yard from the sidewalk was bent and mangled, lashed to a metal fence pole with white rope.
The man was face-down on a stretch of sidewalk lined with chain-link fences and sandbags, near a public restroom and the entrance to the Vermont/Santa Monica subway stop.
On this spring night in 2025, the Newark Police and a large crowd of protesters were on the same side of history — and the same side of a chain-link fence topped with barbed razor wire.
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