Keychain meaning

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keychains
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A small chain or strap for holding keys, a fob, etc.
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(1) The password management system in the Mac. Introduced in Mac OS 8.6 to keep track of logins for multiple email accounts, the Keychain was later enhanced to include passwords for networks, applications and the Internet, as well as for encryption keys and digital certificates.
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A chain or ring to which a key may be attached.
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An ornamental piece holding such a chain or ring.
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Keychain Sentence Examples

  • Mini keychain bears, mini plush character bears, and small figures are possible choices.

  • You can buy one that has a keychain attachment so whenever you are in the car in traffic, you can simply unclasp the ball and start working on your stress.

  • While you are shopping, pick up a tote bag or keychain with an image of your favorite character for yourself.

  • The entire routine is self-contained on the special keychain and is ALWAYS ready to perform without even a moments notice.

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