chain gang (Meaning)

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chain gang (n)

a gang of convicts chained together

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The prisoners were assigned to a chain gang, where they worked on road construction projects.
The sound of clinking chains echoed through the valley as the chain gang marched to their worksite.
Joining a chain gang was often seen as a harsh punishment for those convicted of serious crimes.
Each member of the chain gang was shackled together, forming a continuous line as they labored under the watchful eyes of guards.
The chain gang toiled under the scorching sun, their backs bent as they laid asphalt and cleared debris.
Despite the grueling conditions, some prisoners formed bonds of camaraderie within the chain gang.
The chain gang's movements were synchronized, as they swung their pickaxes and shoveled gravel in unison.
Escape from a chain gang was nearly impossible, with guards and armed patrols monitoring every move.
The chain gang served as a visible deterrent to crime, with its presence serving as a warning to potential wrongdoers.
In some jurisdictions, the use of chain gangs has been criticized for its inhumane treatment of prisoners and potential for exploitation.

a gang of convicts chained together

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No antonyms found.

The prisoners were assigned to a chain gang, where they worked on road construction projects.

The sound of clinking chains echoed through the valley as the chain gang marched to their worksite.

Joining a chain gang was often seen as a harsh punishment for those convicted of serious crimes.

Each member of the chain gang was shackled together, forming a continuous line as they labored under the watchful eyes of guards.