death house (Meaning)

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death house (n)

the cellblock in a prison where those condemned to death await execution

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The abandoned building on the outskirts of town was rumored to be a death house, with a dark history of tragic events.
Local legends spoke of the death house as a place haunted by the spirits of those who met untimely ends within its walls.
Law enforcement officers often referred to the maximum-security prison as the death house, due to its housing of inmates on death row.
The death house stood as a grim reminder of the consequences of heinous crimes in the community.
Families of victims found solace in knowing that the perpetrator would spend their final days in the confines of the death house.
Journalists were granted limited access to the death house to report on the conditions faced by inmates awaiting execution.
Discussions surrounding the death house sparked debates about the ethics and effectiveness of capital punishment.
The death house became a focal point for protests and demonstrations against the death penalty.
Despite efforts to maintain secrecy, details of life inside the death house often leaked to the public through various channels.
Documentary filmmakers sought permission to capture the realities of life and death within the walls of the infamous death house.

the cellblock in a prison where those condemned to death await execution

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The abandoned building on the outskirts of town was rumored to be a death house, with a dark history of tragic events.

Local legends spoke of the death house as a place haunted by the spirits of those who met untimely ends within its walls.

Law enforcement officers often referred to the maximum-security prison as the death house, due to its housing of inmates on death row.

The death house stood as a grim reminder of the consequences of heinous crimes in the community.