Moderate as in corral To confine or imprison, often in a way that limits freedom or restricts movement, similar to enslaving. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Shut-in'
After the storm, the ranchers had to shut-in the cattle to prevent them from wandering off.
Due to the quarantine, many people felt forced to shut-in themselves at home.
The wizard used a powerful spell to shut-in the monstrous creature within a magical barrier.
The strict quarantine measures threatened to shut-in the entire city, causing concern among the residents.
The ancient king would shut-in his enemies in underground dungeons as a form of punishment.
The mysterious artifact had the power to shut-in anyone who dared to touch it without caution.
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