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Hunker Down

Hunker Down - to take shelter in a dangerous situation

There is a big storm coming. I am just going to hunker down at home.
There is no safe place to hunker down. I have to try to find a place to hide.
What is a good place to hunker down in case of a cyclone?
We live near the water, so we can not hunker down at home durning a hurricane.
The army is telling everyone to prepare to hunker down.
Durning the lockdowns, we had to hunker down inside the house

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