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View definitions for captured

captured

adjective as in acquired

adjective as in caught

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adjective as in impounded

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adjective as in kidnapped

adjective as in netted

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adjective as in seized

adjective as in trapped

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Reno-based photographer Dan Dunn captured the firefall in what he described as one of his “greatest images” in February 2019, the final of six consecutive trips he began in 2014.

But captivating performances by Peake, Petticrew, Doupe and a fiery Boyle deliver us through the darkness of the days and years captured in its nine installments.

From Salon

The following year, he said: “I think Israel has title deed to Judea and Samaria,” using the name used by many in Israel for the area which became the occupied West Bank when it was captured by Israel in the 1967 Middle East war.

From BBC

He continues: “But what I loved, loved, loved is how Mike totally captured Charles’ journey from taking his spying very seriously to realizing, ‘No, no, no. There’s something human here that I need to tend to.’

The issue at the time, Ms Nash explains, is that because the battle was so bloody, most of the men were either killed or captured, leaving no one to identify them.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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