imprison
verb (used with object)
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Contemporary Examples of imprison
Elsewhere, she tells her inamorata, “It does not matter if you elude my arms/my dear, when thought alone can imprison you.”
Why did it take so long to imprison the men responsible for this terrible crime?
It was ‘us vs. them,’ and ‘we need to kill or imprison them all.’
But the villagers, headed by the chief Manyenga, takes his money and imprison him.
Every world citizen, he said, “deserves the right to defend themselves from those who exploit, imprison, or kill them.”
Historical Examples of imprison
No paint nor painter could imprison that untamed bit of Satanic mischief on any canvas that ever grew!
Miss Billy's DecisionEleanor H. Porter
Urraca was so imprudent in her manner of life that the Battler saw fit to imprison her in a castle.
A History of SpainCharles E. Chapman
Many have their Talents imprison'd, by being of the hated and sinking Side.
Again, how could they fine and imprison their own flesh and blood?
For Faith and FreedomWalter Besant
Normals could kill or imprison him, while a Controller would have a hard time doing either, directly.
The Penal ClusterIvar Jorgensen (AKA Randall Garrett)