Lie
To stand
Both terms in one sentence
- The cage is too small for Hitler to stand or lie or even extend his limbs fully.
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The oubliette had neither room to stand upright or lie down, and he couldn't walk for a month after the punishment.
Source: Punishment Box -
The floor is covered in filth, the air is hot with a terrible stench and the men themselves only have enough room to stand in very close proximity, with those who lie down being too sick and near death to stand.
Source: Hellhole Prison
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