jailbirds Synonyms
jailbirds Meaning
jailbirds
a person confined in jail, a person who is or is often in jail, a habitual criminal
jailbirds Sentence Examples
- The notorious jailbirds were notorious for their daring escapes and violent crimes.
- The prison warden held a tight rein over the hardened jailbirds, knowing their rebellious nature.
- Rumor had it that the newly arrived jailbirds were planning a breakout.
- The jailbirds exchanged secret glances across the crowded prison yard, plotting their next move.
- The judge sentenced the repeat offenders to extended stays as jailbirds.
- The young jailbirds were naive to the harsh realities that awaited them behind bars.
- The authorities suspected an alliance forming between different jailbirds, stirring rumors of a prison takeover.
- A new guard struggled to maintain authority over the cunning jailbirds, who sensed his weakness.
- The jailbirds' days were filled with boredom and petty squabbles, as they awaited their uncertain fates.
- Society condemned the jailbirds as irredeemable criminals, but some held a glimmer of hope for their future.
FAQs About the word jailbirds
a person confined in jail, a person who is or is often in jail, a habitual criminal
prisoners, convicts, inmates,cons,parolees, probationers, trusties, lifers, captives, internees
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The notorious jailbirds were notorious for their daring escapes and violent crimes.
The prison warden held a tight rein over the hardened jailbirds, knowing their rebellious nature.
Rumor had it that the newly arrived jailbirds were planning a breakout.
The jailbirds exchanged secret glances across the crowded prison yard, plotting their next move.
