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detainment

[dih-teyn-muhnt] / dɪˈteɪn mənt /


NOUN
delay
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The detainment spawned an intense reaction from immigrant and labor activists, becoming a flash point early in the protests around California.

From Los Angeles Times

At these times, they are often dangerous to themselves or others and need involuntary therapeutic detainment.

From Seattle Times

Commission on International Religious Freedom, about whether calling out anti-Asian racism in the TikTok debates was a tactic used by the Chinese Communist Party to deflect from China's detainment of Uyghur people in labor camps.

From Salon

Many of China’s ethnic Uyghurs clamor to flee the horrors they face in their home country: detainment, torture and “reeducation” in the concentration camps that speckle the western region of Xinjiang.

From Washington Post

Today, forced sterilizations and eugenics programs are supposedly a relic of the past, but as recent as last summer, an ICE detainment center was accused of carrying out mass nonconsensual sterilizations on immigrant women.

From Salon