detainment (Meaning)

Wordnet

detainment (n)

a state of being confined (usually for a short time)

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Detention.

The detainment of political activists sparked outrage among human rights groups.
Following the protest, there was a wave of detainment as police attempted to restore order.
The detainment of the suspect was prolonged due to ongoing investigations.
Many migrants faced indefinite detainment in overcrowded detention centers.
The detainment of journalists covering sensitive topics raised concerns about press freedom.
The detainment of the whistleblower led to public outcry and demands for transparency.
The detainment of minors without proper legal representation was deemed unacceptable.
His detainment at the border left him in limbo, unsure of his future.
The detainment of individuals based solely on their religious beliefs was condemned by international organizations.
The detainment of innocent civilians during wartime was a common occurrence, leading to widespread suffering.

a state of being confined (usually for a short time)Detention.

delay, wait,detention, holdup, holding pattern, hesitation, setback, respite, pause, holdback

rush, rush, haste, haste, promptness,dispatch, dispatch, promptness,promptitude, promptitude

The detainment of political activists sparked outrage among human rights groups.

Following the protest, there was a wave of detainment as police attempted to restore order.

The detainment of the suspect was prolonged due to ongoing investigations.

Many migrants faced indefinite detainment in overcrowded detention centers.