confinement

IPA: kʌnfˈaɪnmʌnt

noun

  • The act of confining or the state of being confined.
  • (dated) Lying-in, time of giving birth.
  • lockdown
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Examples of "confinement" in Sentences

  • The only positive aspect of solitary confinement is that it gives you time to think.
  • The petitioner has to demonstrate that his/her current confinement is contrary to law.
  • By doing so, DDWS has been able to save people even before they were subjected to long term confinement and forced labor.
  • Ghailani was apparently forced to divulge Abebe's identity while in confinement with terrorists linked to the September 11, 2001 attacks.
  • Why don't we do something about the big white-person threat by rounding up white people who seem suspicious and keeping them in confinement?
  • One of the major reasons for its confinement is the challenge of teaching how to live -- or, as my experience in CPE would suggest, supporting and challenging people as they learn it themselves.
  • In fact, according to the terms of his plea deal, Khadr will serve only eight more years in confinement -- one in Gitmo's Camp 5, and seven more in Canada, provided Canada accepts the United States 'request to transfer him a year from now.

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