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Bank vault   /bæŋk vɔlt/   Listen
Bank vault

noun
1.
A strongroom or compartment (often made of steel) for safekeeping of valuables.  Synonym: vault.






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"Bank vault" Quotes from Famous Books



... newspapers, for some time, at least, and any anxiety on that score might be dismissed, or at all events postponed. The most pressing need was for a lawyer, and since lawyers do not serve without fees, I was glad to remember that my savings, which were still reposing in Abel Geddis's bank vault, would enable me ...
— Branded • Francis Lynde

... and his friends started off in their airship, the Shopton Bank vault was blown open and seventy-five thousand dollars was taken. Tom and his friends did not know of this, but, no sooner had the young inventor, Mr. Sharp and Mr. Damon sailed away, than the police arrived at Mr. Swift's house to arrest them. They were charged with the ...
— Tom Swift and his Electric Runabout - or, The Speediest Car on the Road • Victor Appleton

... man and an idealist, I think. But what would happen to any man when he became God? Suppose you were told twenty-three words that would let you reach into any bank vault, peer inside any closed room, walk through any wall? Suppose pistols could not ...
— Pythias • Frederik Pohl

... opened and shut with the seriousness of a bank vault. The deep-set and cold blue eyes stared fixedly from under dark brows. Jason stared back just as steadily ...
— The Ethical Engineer • Henry Maxwell Dempsey

... about fourteen by eighteen, but the end in which I was confined was only fourteen by ten, the other eight feet of end being barred off by a very efficient-looking set of heavy metal rods and equally strong cross-girdering. There was a sliding door that fit in place as nicely as the door to a bank vault; it was locked by heavy keeper-bars that slid up from the floor and down from the ceiling and they were actuated by hidden motors. In the barrier was a flat horizontal slot wide enough to take a tray and high enough to ...
— Highways in Hiding • George Oliver Smith



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