locked-indeal
adjectiveUK /lɒkt ɪnˈdiːl/
US /lɑːkt ɪnˈdiːl/
Being in a deal that you cannot get out of.
The two companies were locked-indeal after signing the contract.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. Firmly fixed in a plan with no chance to change it.
Once the tickets were bought, our trip was locked-indeal.
3. Completely devoted to a promise or partnership.
She felt locked-indeal to her business partner after years of working together.
4. Unable to escape a situation because of an earlier choice.
He was locked-indeal to the lease for another year.