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deadlock /ˈdɛdˌlɑːk/  

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  • noun
    plural -locks
    [count] a situation in which an agreement cannot be made :a situation in which ending a disagreement is impossible because neither side will give up something that it wants
    The jury was unable to break/end the deadlock. [=unable to agree on a verdict]
    City councilors reached a deadlock over the law.
    US :a situation in which players, teams, etc., have the same score :tie
    His goal broke a 3-3 deadlock.
    Brit :dead bolt
    verb
    -locks; -locked; -locking
    [no obj] :to be unable to end a disagreement
    The jury deadlocked [=failed to agree on a verdict] after three days of deliberations.
    US :to have the same number of points, votes, etc., as your opponent [no obj]
    The two teams deadlocked [=tied] in a scoreless match. [+ obj]
    Her home run deadlocked [=tied] the game at 3-3.