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caged
confined
enslaved
ensnared
imprisoned
in custody
incarcerated
incommunicado
jailed
locked up
penned
restricted
subjugated
under lock and key
cloistered
adj. secluded
cloistral
confined
hermitic
hidden
insulated
recluse
reclusive
restricted
secluse
seclusive
sequestered
sheltered
shielded
shut off
withdrawn
close
adj. dense, cramped
circumscribed
close-grained
compact
confined
confining
congested
consolidated
cropped
crowded
firm
impenetrable
impermeable
jam-packed
narrow
packed
restricted
short
solid
substantial
thick
tight
close
adj. oppressive, humid
airless
breathless
choky
confined
fusty
heavy
moldy
motionless
muggy
musty
stagnant
stale
stale-smelling
sticky
stifling
stuffy
suffocating
sultry
sweltering
sweltry
thick
tight
uncomfortable
unventilated
cramped
adj. congested, overcrowded
awkward
circumscribed
close
closed in
confined
crabbed
crowded
hemmed in
illegible
incommodious
indecipherable
irregular
jammed in
little
minute
narrow
packed
pent
restricted
small
squeezed
tight
tiny
tucked up
two-by-four
uncomfortable
disabled
adj. incapacitated
broken-down
confined
decrepit
disarmed
hamstrung
handicapped
helpless
hurt
incapable
infirm
laid-up
lame
maimed
out-of-action
out-of-commission
paralyzed
powerless
run-down
sidelined
stalled
weakened
worn-out
wounded
wrecked
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Word Origin & History

confine c.1400, from L. confinium (pl. confinia) "boundary, limit," from confine,
neut. of confinis "bordering on," from com- "with" + finis "an end" (see finish).
The noun is older in Eng.; verb sense of "keeping within limits" is from 1595.
Example Sentences for confined
If it be possible for so universal a lover to be confined so long to one object?
And what less did the world think of me now, he asked, than that I was confined
that I might not?
It might have been better had I confined myself to seconding the motion.
Not long after his arrival he had a slight attack of fever, which confined him to
his bed.
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