containment
/kənˈteɪn.mənt/Definitions
1. noun
The act or state of holding or keeping something within limits or boundaries.
“The government established a containment policy to prevent the spread of the disease.”
2. noun
A state or condition of being restricted or limited in some way.
“The containment of the fire allowed the firefighters to rescue the trapped people.”
3. noun
A procedure or system for controlling or limiting something, such as a hazardous material or a disease.
“The containment of the radioactive waste was a major concern for the scientists.”