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Synonym for confine [verb]

The synonym confine synonymous definition words:
means "restrict"
restrain, limit, hinder, hamper, curb, bind
- conjugate verb confine
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confine [verb]

means "enclose"
hold, immure, cage, imprison, corral, shut in, incarcerate
Further results for the word "confine"

abut [verb]

means "adjoin"
skirt, border, define, bound, edge, confine

adjoin [verb]

means "joining"
confine, fringe

blockade [verb]

means "besiege"
siege, encircle, barricade, bar, confine, isolate

border [verb]

means "position"
confine, fringe

border [noun]

means "position"
boundary, extremity, frontier, confine, limit, end

bound [verb]

means "restrict"
circle, confine, rim, terminate

boundary [noun]

means "limit"
border, limitation, confine, bound, end, extent

box [verb]

means "activity"
pack, package, crate, confine

cabin [verb]

means "action"
confine, cramp, enclose, restrict

cage [noun]

means "thing"
confine

circle [verb]

means "action"
encircle, confine, bound, circumscribe, enclose, surround

circumscribe [verb]

means "limit"
restrict, confine, define, outline, prohibit, demarcate

commit [verb]

means "criminality"
institutionalise, institutionalize, put away, imprison, confine, lock up

dam [verb]

means "hold back"
barricade, block, confine, obstruct, hold, close

delimit [verb]

means "limit"
restrict, confine, define, outline, prohibit, demarcate

demarcate [verb]

means "limit"
restrict, confine, hinder, define, restrain, circumscribe

demarcation [noun]

means "boundary"
separation, margin, terminus, confine

frame [verb]

means "exclusion"
enclose, confine, encircle, outline, limit, set off

hold [verb]

means "obstruction"
restrain, confine, detain, hinder, keep back

hold back [verb]

means "dam"
barricade, block, confine, obstruct, hold, close

immure [verb]

means "enclose"
hold, confine, cage, imprison, corral, shut in

impound [verb]

means "incarcerate"
cage, imprison, confine, enslave

imprison [verb]

means "jail"
sentence, incarcerate, confine, punish

incarcerate [verb]

means "jail"
imprison, sentence, confine, punish

intern [verb]

means "imprison"
constrain, confine, detain, incarcerate, immure, jail

jail [verb]

means "action"
incarcerate, imprison, lock up, confine, intern

kennel [noun]

means "pen"
confine, pound, enclosure, coop, cage, trap

limit [verb]

means "demarcate"
restrict, confine, hinder, define, restrain, circumscribe

limit [noun]

means "boundary"
border, limitation, confine, bound, end, extent

lock up [verb]

means "institutionalise"
institutionalize, put away, imprison, confine, commit

pen [verb]

means "action"
enclose, confine, contain, corral, shut in, close in

pen [noun]

means "place"
confine

penitentiary [noun]

means "enclosure"
coop, corral, pen, cage, stall, confine

periphery [noun]

means "boundary"
extremity, frontier, confine, limit, end, outpost

pinch [verb]

means "action"
compress, confine, cramp, crimp, tighten, press

pound [noun]

means "thing"
pen, confine, kennel, enclosure, coop, cage

range [noun]

means "extent"
magnitude, scope, reach, limits, sweep, confine

restrain [verb]

means "restrict"
confine, hinder, circumscribe, narrow, abridge

rim [verb]

means "border"
confine, edge, margin, bound

rim [noun]

means "edge"
brim, border, boundary, confine, lip, margin

scope [noun]

means "extent"
magnitude, range, reach, limits, sweep, confine

sentence [verb]

means "jail"
imprison, incarcerate, confine, punish

shackle [verb]

means "bind"
confine, restrain, restrict, fetter, manacle, chain

shut [verb]

means "activity"
confine, enclose, imprison, jail

stint [verb]

means "limit"
confine, restrict, restrain, pinch

terminate [verb]

means "limit"
confine, restrict, tether, bound

terminus [noun]

means "boundary"
separation, margin, demarcation, confine

tether [verb]

means "tie up"
tie down, secure, fasten, picket, hitch, confine

confined [adjective]

means "restricted"
limited, restrained, bound, repressed

confined [adjective]

means "incarcerated"
jailed, locked up, imprisoned, detained

confined [adjective]

means "bedridden"
shut-in, sick, indisposed, ill

confinement [noun]

means "detainment"
constraint, detention, incarceration, bonds, control, limitation

confinement [noun]

means "childbed"
accouchement, delivery, parturition

confines [noun]

means "territory"
region, country, land, terrain, turf

confines [noun]

means "proportions"
range, dimension, size, scope

confines [noun]

means "boundaries"
bounds, limits, boundary, perimeter

arrest [noun]

means "physical condition"
detention, apprehension, confinement, capture, constraint, imprisonment

captivity [noun]

means "imprisonment"
incarceration, confinement, custody, detention

captivity [noun]

means "bondage"
servitude, slavery, thraldom, enslavement, subjection, confinement

childbirth [noun]

means "bringing forth a baby"
birth, delivery, confinement, accouchement, labour

close [adjective]

means "property"
confined, impenetrable, cramped, restricted, dense, crowded

delivery [noun]

means "bringing forth a baby"
birth, childbirth, confinement, accouchement, labour

detention [noun]

means "arrest"
apprehension, confinement, capture, constraint, imprisonment, seizure

dimension [noun]

means "proportions"
range, confines, size, scope

duress [noun]

means "imprisonment"
captivity, confinement, detention, bondage, jail, arrest

limited [adjective]

means "moderate capacity"
cramped, circumscribed, confined, inadequate, faulty, insufficient

limited [adjective]

means "finite"
restricted, confined, curbed, bounded, restrained, bound

limits [noun]

means "boundaries"
bounds, confines, boundary, perimeter

local [adjective]

means "property"
confined, restricted, limited, bounded, isolated, narrow

narrow [adjective]

means "size"
confined, cramped, close, small, tight, compressed

pent-up [adjective]

means "restrained"
confined, repressed

perimeter [noun]

means "boundaries"
bounds, limits, boundary, confines

qualified [adjective]

means "limited"
conditional, modified, confined, reserved

restriction [noun]

means "restraint"
confinement, limitation, constraint, cramp, stricture, stint

servitude [noun]

means "slavery"
bondage, subjugation, confinement, subjection, thralldom

terrain [noun]

means "territory"
region, country, land, confines, turf

topical [adjective]

means "local"
confined, isolated, provincial, insular, narrow, regional

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