All 10 Uses
incarcerate
in
Orange Is the New Black
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- I didn't think they were going to understand my adolescent fascination with the underbelly of society, my involvement in international drug trafficking, or my impending incarceration.†
p. 27.3 *incarceration = imprisonment
- Some of the faithful had a distinct aspect of roostering, loudly proclaiming that they were going to pray on any number of topics, how God was walking beside them through their incarceration, how Jesus loved sinners, and so on.†
p. 105.9
- This is one of the awful truths of incarceration, the fact that the horror and the struggle and the interest of your immediate life behind prison walls drives the "real world" out of your head.†
p. 124.6
- A federal prisoner costs at least $30,000 a year to incarcerate, and females actually cost more.†
p. 138.4incarcerate = imprison (put in prison)
- He had been trying to get me to try yoga at a fancy downtown studio for years, and he found it both entertaining and annoying that it had taken incarceration to get me into Downward Dog.†
p. 151.6incarceration = imprisonment
- She didn't have the heavy hallmarks of incarceration on her, even though this was not her first time down—in fact she was a violator, which made sense because she was a junkie.†
p. 178.2
- This was no unassuming "shim" unfortunately incarcerated and trying to get along; Vanessa was a full-blown diva.†
p. 181.7
- So I wrote about the cooperation, and then I wrote about how she had used the two years she had been incarcerated to think seriously about the consequences of her actions, and how much she regretted them; I wrote about her love for her daughter and what her hopes and dreams were for being a better mother, a good mother; I wrote about how hard she had been working to be a better person; and I wrote about how cocaine had taken away all the things that were most important to her, had hurt her health, her judgment, her most important relationships, and wiped out years of her youth; I wrote about how she was ready to change her life.†
p. 215.2
- We huddled together for a moment while chaos reigned around us, and it occurred to me that they probably knew nothing at all about the last ten years of my life, including the very fact that I was incarcerated.†
p. 274.4
- At least they understood the official and unofficial rules of incarceration.†
p. 275.8incarceration = imprisonment
Definitions:
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(1)
(incarcerate) put in prison, or otherwise confine
- (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)