Incarceration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INCARCERATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• imprisonment
• the state of being confined in prison; imprisonment
• The act of confining, or the state of being confined; imprisonment.
• Formerly, strangulation, as in hernia.
• A constriction of the hernial sac, rendering it irreducible, but not great enough to cause strangulation.
• the state of being imprisoned
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to put in prison

Words related to INCARCERATION

imprisonment18 incarcerations18

Words that contain INCARCERATION

incarcerations18

How to use INCARCERATION in a sentence

• It dated from the inquest, and will best appear in the relation of an interview I held with my attorney, Charles Clifton, very soon after my second incarceration.
• Physically he seemed to have suffered much during his three months of incarceration.
• His career as a patron of the arts was unfortunately cut short by an order signed by his doctors for his incarceration in a lunatic asylum.
• Our last vessel left the harbor on the 18th of December, making the period of our incarceration just eighty-five days, or but two and a half months.
• To Hester and the old squire at Folking the incarceration of that injured darling was the one thing in all the world which now required attention.
• The only person from the outside world whom he was allowed to see during the three months of his incarceration was Mr.
• It is upon this line of march that Grace Hospital is situated, and I knew that on the day of the game the Yale thousands would pass the scene of my incarceration.
• An interval, which I estimate at about four hours, must have passed since my incarceration.
• Now he turned his attention to a hurried inventory of the new conditions which surrounded him since the moment of his incarceration.
• At first I imagined that my laundress had permitted some stranger to occupy my rooms during my incarceration.
• In spite of everything, he refused to yield to the suggestion that Carrie had anything to do with his incarceration.
• But we disdained to lie even to save ourselves from incarceration, and much to the disgust of Mr.
• So overcrowded the prison became that many persons contracted disease during their incarceration.
• It often happened that the aspirations of a superior mind were mistaken for indications of the malady, and led to the incarceration of the supposed lunatic.
• Virginia was sentenced to perpetual incarceration in the convent of S.
• The order for incarceration having arrived from the captain-general, I got into the boat, where the sailors of the Mistic received me with emotion.
• Rodriguez, to while away the monotony of my incarceration, remitted to me from time to time the journals which were then published at different parts of the Peninsula.
• Rodolfo Sylvestro was constantly with him during his incarceration, and on January 1, 1571, he was released, just at nightfall, and allowed to return to his own house.
• In 1776, the British having occupied the city, it was converted into a prison by the conquerors for the incarceration of their rebellious captives.
• The following night, the annoyance, which had ceased during her incarceration, recommenced with double fury.
• The Earl of Balcarres and Lord Anstruther, members of the Council, looked on her as a dreamer, and obtained her discharge after five months incarceration.
• The bishop also had a gaol for the incarceration of offenders against his rights during fair-time.
• During my period of incarceration the warden-in-office was an upright and impartial man, just to his charges and even kindly and fatherly when the circumstances would warrant.
• In this common room Richard Yorke was sitting on the afternoon following his incarceration.
• When the time comes, if it is the day of his incarceration, he should be released.
• Now that he could without danger to his mother seek release from an unjust incarceration, he became eager to get out.
• He could not recall any crime such as might excuse his incarceration in such an abominable place.
• The conversation naturally fell upon the incarceration of the poor man.
• Permit Marshall to do all in his power to make up for this hospital incarceration of mine.
• During his incarceration, however, accurate measurements and a description of him were made.
• Mynheer Krause was not a little surprised to find that his son-in-law was a Jacobite, but his incarceration and loss of his property had very much cooled his loyalty.
• I saw there men of great names and of great merits, an infinite number of men and women of all ranks in life, all unhappy in the affliction of long and cruel incarceration.
• His incarceration in the military fortress of Ehrenbreitstein on the Rhine was absolutely unprecedented.
• He was compelled, under pain of a second incarceration, to hand over to the authorities all the papers, proof-sheets, and plates in his possession.
• A prison? Some of you are rearing for your incarceration a jail where you will be tied and held by the cords of your sins, and whence you will be unable to break out.

Similar words containing CARCERA without suffix tion and without prefix in

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