captivities (Meaning)

captivities

the state of being captive, a group of captives

No strong antonyms found.

The captive animals paced restlessly within their enclosures.
The zoo's elephant exhibit showcased majestic animals held in captivity.
The hostages endured prolonged captivities that tested their resilience.
The prisoners clung to the hope of eventual escape from their captivities.
The researcher studied the effects of captivity on the behavior of chimpanzees.
The captive birds longed for the freedom to soar through the sky.
The captive tigers were deprived of their natural habitats and exhibited signs of distress.
The captive wolves howled longingly at the moon, yearning for freedom.
The captivities of the ancient gladiators were gruesome and barbaric.
The captive eagles were symbols of strength and courage, despite their confinement.

the state of being captive, a group of captives

internments, incarcerations, imprisonments,prisons, confinements, enslavements, impoundments, immurements, restraints,bondages

freedoms, liberties, manumissions, emancipations, liberations, redemptions,releases,,independences

The captive animals paced restlessly within their enclosures.

The zoo's elephant exhibit showcased majestic animals held in captivity.

The hostages endured prolonged captivities that tested their resilience.

The prisoners clung to the hope of eventual escape from their captivities.