confinement

their confinement to army barracks

The animals are kept in close confinement.

He spent eleven years in solitary confinement.

is the taking away or asportation of a person against the person's will, usually to hold the person in false imprisonment, a confinement without legal authority.

The general sent the troops committed to his charge into battle. The word can also refer to giving over for preservation or confinement:

The traditional “confinement in childbirth” has a great deal of problems about health of mothers and infants.Modern health care mode during stegmonth has its limitation in guiding postpartum recovery.

(4) The palaeotectonic movements resulted in the complicate stages of fractures, the relations between fractures were cutting, confinement, tacnode and so on, and formed 2 types 6 groups fractures.

According to prison sources, he's being kept in solitary confinement.

When I was on Rikers Island, the huge thing was solitary confinement.

Matthew Miller spent six months in confinement.

But your confinement is for your own good.

They usually transfer these journalists immediately to solitary confinement.

The new structure became known as the new safe confinement building.

Backstage, we were told that Navalny's in solitary confinement and unwell.

Solitary confinement was originally designed to break a person mentally, physically and emotionally.

One thing that kept me sane while I was in solitary confinement was reading.

A prisoner who is actively planning his escape finds his confinement much less oppressive.