Advanced To confine or imprison, often in a way that limits freedom or restricts movement, similar to enslaving. Clear All
3 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Shut-in'
After being found guilty, the judge decided to shut-in the criminal for life.
The scientist accidentally discovered a way to shut-in harmful radiation, protecting the astronauts in space.
The oppressive regime sought to shut-in dissenting voices, suppressing freedom of speech in the country.
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