Imprisoned
Imprisoned adjective - Taken and held prisoner.
Usage example: took up the cause of imprisoned political dissidents
Trapped and imprisoned are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trapped" instead an adjective "Imprisoned".
Nearby Words: imprisonment, imprisoning
Trapped
Trapped adjective - Forced to turn and face attackers.
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Synonyms for Trapped
Imprisoned and trapped are semantically related. You can use "Imprisoned" instead an adjective "Trapped".
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Related pairs
- confine and imprisoned
- confine and trapped
- shut in and imprisoned
- shut in and trapped
- imprison and imprisoned
- imprison and trapped
- caught and imprisoned
- caught and trapped
- confined and imprisoned
- confined and trapped
- captive and imprisoned
- captive and trapped
- jailed and imprisoned
- jailed and trapped
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Guybrush gets trapped or imprisoned in a small area and has to use only the items he finds there to escape.
Source: Video Game / Monkey Island - They can be trapped or imprisoned without food indefinitely, forever starving, yet never starving to death.
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Amitav reveals to Sasami in episode 25 that its because her father was the only person who noticed him while he was trapped/imprisoned, and also spent time with him and told him stories.
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