captivity (Meaning)
captivity (n)
the state of being imprisoned
the state of being a slave
captivity (n.)
The state of being a captive or a prisoner.
A state of being under control; subjection of the will or affections; bondage.
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captivity Sentence Examples
- The lion spent years in captivity before being released back into the wild.
- The captivity of the hostages lasted for months as negotiations dragged on.
- The dolphin's captivity in a small tank sparked controversy among animal rights activists.
- She longed for freedom after years spent in captivity, confined to a prison cell.
- The captivity of the circus animals raised concerns about their welfare and treatment.
- The captivity of the birds in tiny cages saddened the visitors to the aviary.
- He felt a sense of claustrophobia in the captivity of the crowded subway train.
- The captivity of the orca at the marine park drew protests from environmental groups.
- The captivity of the political prisoners became a symbol of resistance against oppression.
- The captivity of the soldiers in enemy territory tested their resilience and determination to survive.
FAQs About the word captivity
the state of being imprisoned, the state of being a slaveThe state of being a captive or a prisoner., A state of being under control; subjection of the will or
prison, confinement, incarceration,internment, imprisonment, bondage, servitude,impoundment, restraint, capture
redemption,liberation, freedom, emancipation, redemption, release, freedom, liberation, release, emancipation
The lion spent years in captivity before being released back into the wild.
The captivity of the hostages lasted for months as negotiations dragged on.
The dolphin's captivity in a small tank sparked controversy among animal rights activists.
She longed for freedom after years spent in captivity, confined to a prison cell.
