strongroom
strongroom
definition
noun
All the robbers then gained access and staff were locked in the records room after the strongroom was unlocked.
a room, typically one in a bank, designed to protect valuable items against fire and theft.
example
Haig's bank manager had been warned by telephone to expect a party with valuable goods to be deposited in his 'strongroom' .
Tahr watched as guards locked and bolted the heavy door to the 'strongroom' where the cargo from the wreck had been stacked.
He said the forensic investigation, which he started in September 2003, was based on a national prosecuting authority 'strongroom' full of documents.
Van der Walt said his team had unlimited access to a National Prosecuting Authority 'strongroom' full of documents and statements.
The crown's in the fifth box on the left in the small 'strongroom' .
They had big plans - to add the 6,500 remaining images filed in the 'strongroom' , before starting on official council pictures.
Kept in a 'strongroom' , deep in the vaults of the civic centre, it remains the city council's most precious possession.
All the robbers then gained access and staff were locked in the records room after the 'strongroom' was unlocked.
They forced the manager to open the safe and then herded him and his two colleagues into the 'strongroom' .
After a series of blasts, the 'strongroom' was located by one E C Miller, who forced it with a hammer and chisel.
Bester told Judge Siraj Desai that he thought it was ‘a bit odd’ to be meeting in the specially-adapted 'strongroom' .
The keeper unlocked the jewels and to his amazement was seized and held in the 'strongroom' .
There's still the small 'strongroom' to empty, but I think we'd better leave that here.
Aethris is ready in the engineerium, Verdana's out on deck, acting as lookout, and Rakael's in the 'strongrooms' , counting out treasure again.
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