Enter
Imprison
Imprison verb - To put in or as if in prison.
Enter and imprison are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Enter" instead a verb "Imprison".
Nearby Words: imprisonment, imprisoning
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In The Smurfs, Lazy, Brainy, and Greedy enter a paradise world behind a waterfall in the episode "Paradise Smurfed", where its master eventually tries to imprison them for his own purposes.
Source: All Just a Dream -
All Just a Dream: Lazy, Brainy, and Greedy enter a paradise world behind a waterfall in "Paradise Smurfed", where its master eventually tries to imprison them for his own purposes.
Source: Western Animation / The Smurfs -
When the boy and the man enter a house and poke around for food they find a basement butcher shop where the inhabitants of the house imprison people and cut off their limbs for food one by one.
Source: Creepy Basement
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