Confined
Confined adjective - Taken and held prisoner.
Wounded and confined are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wounded" instead an adjective "Confined".
Nearby Words: confinement, confining
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He has to be wounded or killed, and his forces confined to the Chaos Wastes, for any other faction to have a campaign victory.
- Tired, wounded (having had a huge portion of his liver blown out of him by a shotgun), and confined to a hospital bed, he was shown to be able to sense a bunch of soldiers sent to kill him, and therefore managed to lay a trap for them by the time they arrived.
- As a result of the war (known as the Horus Heresy), 10,000 years later the mortally wounded Emperor, now confined in the life-supporting Golden Throne, is venerated as a god and the names of Horus and other traitorous Primarchs have been removed from Imperial records.
Source: Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
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