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imprisonment
[im-priz-uhn-muhnt]
noun
the act of confining in or as if in a prison; the state of being so confined.
Identity theft and computer fraud are criminal offenses punishable by imprisonment.
Winter up there means cumbersome living and imprisonment in an icy hell.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of imprisonment1
Example Sentences
In the older settler colonial countries, the days of Trails of Tears, imprisonment on reservations, the forced removal of children to boarding schools and wars of extermination are mostly in the past.
As a teenager, when Takei became interested in understanding his childhood imprisonment beyond his own memories, he would sit down with his father after dinner to ask him about their time in the incarceration camps.
The administration is also harassing and threatening Democratic members of Congress with arrest and imprisonment.
The Parole Board first said that Steele would be released on licence in February after a panel ruled imprisonment "no longer necessary for the protection of the public".
"On the human trafficking charge, you are sentenced to life imprisonment. On the kidnapping charge, you are sentenced to 10 years imprisonment," he said to loud applause in the courtroom.
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