Imprisoned

/ɪmˈpɹɪzənd/

कैद किया हुआ; जेल में बंद; बंदी बनाया हुआ

Origin & History

From the verb imprison, from Old French emprisoner (to imprison), from en- 'to put in' + prison; ultimately from Latin prehensio/prehendere via Romance developments.

imprison क्रिया से, जो पुरानी फ़्रेंच emprisoner (कैद करना) से आई है; en- (अंदर/में डालना) + prison (जेल) से मिलकर बना; मूल रूप से लैटिन की पकड़ने/थामने वाली धातुओं से रोमांस भाषाओं के माध्यम से विकसित।

Definition

Imprisoned means someone has been put into prison or kept confined, usually as punishment or by legal order; it can also be used figuratively for being trapped or unable to leave.

Imprisoned का मतलब है किसी को जेल में डालना या बंद करके रखना, आमतौर पर सज़ा या कानूनी आदेश के कारण; इसका रूपक अर्थ भी हो सकता है—फँसा हुआ या बाहर न निकल पाने की स्थिति।

Parts of Speech

Verb (past tense/past participle of 'imprison'):
He was imprisoned for fraud.
Adjective (past participle used adjectivally):
The imprisoned activist wrote letters from jail.

Usage Examples

The journalist was imprisoned without a fair trial.
Thousands were imprisoned during the conflict.
She felt imprisoned by her fear of failure.
The prince was imprisoned in a remote fortress.

Synonyms

Jail Gaol Lock up Put away Bang up Send to the Tower Incarcerate Confine Detain

Related Forms

Idioms & Phrases

Imprisoned by circumstances
परिस्थितियों के कारण बँधा/कैद-सा होना
Feel imprisoned
खुद को बंदिशों में/कैद-सा महसूस करना
Imprisoned in (a place)
(किसी जगह) में बंद/कैद होकर रह जाना