Sentences

emprison in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To emprison means to confine or imprison someone, especially in a restrictive or oppressive manner.

Sample Sentences

  1. The unjust regime sought to emprison anyone who dared to speak out against its policies.
  2. In a dramatic turn of events, the hero vowed to emprison the villain in a hidden fortress.
  3. The law was designed to emprison those who posed a threat to national security.
  4. Many believed that the government’s actions would only serve to emprison the truth.
  5. She felt that her fears were beginning to emprison her, limiting her ability to enjoy life.

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