confine in English
they were cramped within the confines of a little cabin
Use "confine" in a sentence
1. 15 synonyms for Corral: enclosure, yard, pen, confine, coop, fold, enclose, confine, cage, fence in
2. Confine yourself to the facts.
3. To confine in a Bastile; imprison
4. Bastile: To confine in a Bastile; imprison
5. He did not confine his activities to Claudine, then?
6. He did not confine himself to the one language.
7. 2 Doctors confine themselves to prescribing rather than dispensing.
8. Confine your criticism to matters you understand.
9. Lord did not confine his ventures to cricket.
10. Doctors confine themselves to prescribing rather than dispensing.
11. I wish to confine the discussion to income taxation.
12. To Constrain is to hold back, restrain, or confine
13. Just confine yourself to watching the game, that's all.
14. Please confine your comments to the topic in hand.
15. Bilboes were commonly used to confine prisoners on ship board.
16. Confine file sharing within the boundary of your domain(s).
17. Please confine your use of the telephone to business calls.
18. Is it cruel to confine a bird in a cage?
19. Nirodha - cessation; release; to confine; "prevention, suppression, enclosing, restraint" Marga - "path".
20. 6 Let's confine our discussion to the matter in question, please!
21. 7 Confine fire spark range with fire proof sheet.
22. Firefighters managed to confine the fire to the living room.
23. Doctors are trying to confine the disease within the city.
24. Let's confine our attention to the problem of illegal drugs.
25. Let's confine our discussion to the matter in question, please!
26. 8 Such material can confine water in an artesian aquifer.
27. He should confine himself to the questions put to him.
28. I wish the speaker would confine himself to the subject.
29. He thinks it cruel to confine a lark in a cage.
30. Chaining: to confine or restrain with or as if with chains
31. Binds: to confine or restrain with or as if with chains
32. Buttonhole (someone) To confine or accost someone in or with conversation
33. The US will soon be taking steps to confine the conflict.
34. The Court declined to confine the term to persons of Romany origin.
35. He bowed his ear to my complaints -- No more the whale did me confine.
36. 3 In this chapter we shall confine our attention to non-renewable energy sources.
37. 52 synonyms for Constrain: restrict, confine, curb, restrain, rein, constrict, hem in, straiten
38. It is sad to see a county confine its activities to undignified public bickering.
39. Sickness, bad weather, or a curfew may at times confine you to your home.
40. A person's area of skill, knowledge, authority, or work: to confine suggestions to one's own Bailiwick.
41. 20 Periodontosis of confine green early days encroachs a few deciduous teeth only, place adventitious.
42. I asked him to confine his salacious acts to the brothel where such behavior belongs.
43. The second assumption is also valid if we confine the analysis to a reasonable range of operations.
44. Confine the use of insecticides to the evening and do not spray plants that are in flower.
45. The self - admission in civil proceeding can confine adjudicative power and free litigant of burden of proof.
46. Curtail definition: place restrictions on synonyms: restrict, immobilise, immobilize, limit, cut back, confine, abridge, circumscribe, curb antonyms: declassify
47. We must again remember to search for the constitution amongst the realities, and not confine ourselves to pretty normative structures.
48. Bilbo definition is - a long bar of iron with sliding shackles used to confine the feet of prisoners especially on shipboard.
49. Befetter ( third-person singular simple present Befetters, present participle Befettering, simple past and past participle Befettered ) ( transitive) To confine with fetters; restrain as if by fetters
50. Every nest type in spectrum has own advantages and disadvantages, and genetic a nd environmental factors confine what kind of nest type passerine adopts.