cellmate
a fellow inmate in a prison cell.
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How to use cellmate in a sentence
Darwin previously reported his former cellmate after he insulted him on several occasions.
I maintain only a certain closeness with my cellmate, a heterosexual Cuban in whom I do not have much confidence.
With nowhere to social distance, his cellmate eventually tested positive.
Court Docs, Inmates Say Staff Failures Fueled Donovan State Prison’s COVID-19 Outbreak | Anissa Durham | March 24, 2021 | Voice of San DiegoAs he described the case of his cellmate Ibrahim Dewari, the determination to help those he left behind resurfaced.
Interview With Canadian Filmmaker John Greyson Following His Release from Cairo's Tora Prison | Jesse Rosenfeld | October 11, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTShe has reportedly been getting to know a new cellmate, Moldovian native Angela Biriukova, herself a celebrity criminal in Italy.
She refuses to discuss her current cellmate, also an American, except to say they are friends.
Ferrell: We eat our lunch in our cell, so the answer would be my cellmate.
Ferrell: My former cellmate, Jerzy Mitchell, was phenomenal.
For cellmate he had Barthlet Green, who parted from him only to meet an agonizing death in the flames, as an arch-heretic.
Historic Ghosts and Ghost Hunters | H. Addington BruceHe had awakened and found his undesired cellmate missing, and the window was clear.
Tonio, Son of the Sierras | Charles KingHe even came to have a sort of sense of comradeship for his cellmate.
Local Color | Irvin S. CobbBut for a long time he could not get used to the snoring of his cellmate.
Local Color | Irvin S. CobbHis cellmate, by answering to the name of "Mirov," had given away their nationality!
Tom Swift and the Electronic Hydrolung | Victor Appleton
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