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confinedadjective taken and held prisonerconfined citizens have basic rights under that nation's constitution apprehended, arrested, captive, captured, caught, imprisoned, incarcerated, interned, jailed bound, enslaved, indenturedensnared, trappedabducted, kidnapped(also kidnaped)subdued, subjugatedoccupied behind bars free unconfined, unrestraineddelivered, emancipated, enfranchised, freed, liberated, paroled, released to set bounds or an upper limit forwill confine my remarks to the subject we came here to discuss capped, circumscribed, held down, limited, restricted barred, blocked, hampered, hindered, impeded, obstructedconstricted, contracted, lessened, narrowed, pinched, squeezed, tightenedquelled, repressed, suppressednumberedmodified, qualified exceeded broadened, expanded, widenedoverextended, overreached to put in or as if in prisonthe accused was confined until the trial could take place committed, immured, imprisoned, incarcerated, interned, jailed, jugged, locked (up) constrained, limited, restrained, restricted, shutbarred, gatedapprehended, arrested, busted(also bust, slang), captured, caught, detained, nabbed, picked up, pinched, seizedimpressed, shanghaiedheld, impounded, keptbound, enchained, fettered, handcuffed, manacled, shackled, trammeled(or trammelled) discharged, freed, liberated, released emancipated, enfranchised, manumitted, unbound, uncaged, unchained, unfettered in 1605 |