Imprison is valid Scrabble Word

Is imprison a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is imprison valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for IMPRISON in dictionary:

VERB:

to confine in a prison
put or keep in prison or a place like a prison
put in prison
To put in prison or jail; To arrest and detain in custody; to confine.
To limit, restrain, or confine in any way.
lock up or confine, in or as in a jail
confine as if in a prison

Words related to IMPRISON

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Words that contain IMPRISON

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How to use IMPRISON in a sentence

Many of the sick and wounded were exchanged, and it was planned to imprison the rest of the British force on an island in the Sea of Marmora.
The admiralty of Amsterdam was at the same time ordered by the states-general to imprison six of the captains of this fleet.
It was not even the New England army, for each State had its separate armies, which had united to imprison the British army in Boston.
They know that now she is come she will call the Town Council, fine them, pursue them for rent, cite them to the High Court of Barga, imprison them if they cannot pay.
Those men who try not to think or reason concerning the infinite simply imprison themselves within the four walls of the cell they construct.
It was Scrafton, as I have said above, who wrote to Courtin for assistance when the Nawab of Dacca wanted to take their Factory and imprison the English.
Carstairs had a humorous desire to imprison him in his studio and keep him for ransom.
For a long time she continued to sit where he had left her, staring at the portraits on the walls as though they had joined hands to imprison her.
Where sin abounded to imprison men, grace hath much more abounded to proclaim liberty to the captives.
The fact is, it was left to my own discretion, either to imprison you, or send you out of the country.

The earthly grave will not hide, nor the mountain tomb imprison, the actions of the men of old Egypt, so consequent and fruitful are all human affairs.
In order to conduct the affair to a successful termination, it may become necessary to imprison a female, a young lady of great beauty and accomplishments, in this cave.
Motion to imprison the wives and children of emigrants.
She put down the candle and covered her face with her hands as if to imprison the kiss.
Prejudices and prohibitions are mere walls to imprison the soul.
The king became so greatly alarmed that he fled from Poitou, after giving orders to arrest and imprison all the lepers in France.
He wanted to imprison his nameless misery in words.
He could kill her, imprison her in a well, or beat, curse and torture her until death released her.
The two conspirators then proceeded to imprison the rest of the crew in the forecastle, and threw the dead bodies of the captain and the sailor overboard.
He says he will do his utmost, and at length proposes to sue and imprison Raymond, who has been so long in your debt.
And under the new law, even in this land of ours, none may imprison or beat those who will not work.
The night comes to imprison us in its infinite narrowness.
It seems to me as if silence is digging itself into the brains and lungs of the dark prisoners who imprison us, and that we are listening to it.
They chase, they capture, they imprison, they torture, and they kill.
Lagrange here, who had charge of me before, can imprison me along with you, and the chances are they will be content to keep us as prisoners.
Therefore, there is no power in this wide country that can arrest and imprison even the humblest citizen except upon legal grounds.
A slave is simply whipped for an offense, which would imprison a white man for several months, and then confine him in the State penitentiary for several years.
Was he able on this side to dispose of some safe retreat in which to imprison Daubrecq? The result was equally fruitless.
We cannot imprison women again in a home or require them all on pain of death to be nurses and housekeepers.
They are so cruel that they never imprison, but kill all upon whom they can lay their hands.
The bishops, by this act, received arbitrary power to arrest and imprison on suspicion, without check or restraint of law, at their will and pleasure.
If conviction followed, they might imprison at their discretion.
Except under these conditions, they were not at liberty to imprison.
The former empowered the President to expel from the country or imprison any alien whom he should consider dangerous to the peace and safety of the United States.

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