Prison
Sentence
Sentence verb - To impose a judicial punishment on.
Prison and sentence are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Prison" instead a verb "Sentence".
Nearby Words: sentenced, sentencing, sentential
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- Young didn't die in Alcatraz, he was sent to another federal prison and served out his sentence, then did time in state prison for a murder which took place during one of his robberies.
Source: Film / Murder in the First -
They promptly arrest him for the rape and murder and drag him away to a life sentence in Mexican prison, stated to be far worse for him than the similar sentence in US prison.
Source: Good Is Not Nice -
In "Cool Hand Peter", Peter, Quagmire, Joe, and Cleveland are escaping from a Southern prison, whose warden has arbitrarily extended their sentence (apparently, not one ever leaves the prison).
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