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imprison
verb as in confine; put in jail
Strong matches
Example Sentences
On Monday, Trump and his staff made it abundantly clear that they intend to reject the Supreme Court's ruling that they cannot illegally imprison innocent people in a concentration camp in El Salvador.
Trump said Bukele was doing a "fantastic job" at imprisoning some "very bad people... that should never have been allowed into our country".
The 42-year-old was imprisoned after breaching a court order which has been put in place after he lost a hugely expensive libel trial in 2021.
In February, Russian national Alexander Vinnik - who was imprisoned in a US jail on money laundering charges - was freed in exchange for the release of American schoolteacher Marc Fogel.
What’s more, he shares that as an actor he’s imprisoned by his perfectionism, which he describes as “a self-imposed hell.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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