enchain (Meaning)
enchain (v)
restrain or bind with chains
enchain (v. t.)
To bind with a chain; to hold in chains.
To hold fast; to confine; as, to enchain attention.
To link together; to connect.
Synonyms & Antonyms of enchain
enchain Sentence Examples
- The prisoners were enchained together and led away to the dungeon.
- He was enchained by the guilt of his actions and could not escape the shame.
- The dragon was enchained by the hero and could no longer terrorize the village.
- The dancer's movements were enchained in a beautiful and graceful pattern.
- The artist's brushstrokes were enchained in a masterpiece that would endure for centuries.
- The musician's fingers were enchained on the keyboard, creating a melody that moved the audience.
- The writer's words were enchained in a story that captivated readers and transported them to another world.
- The scientist's experiments were enchained in a quest for knowledge that would change the world.
- The politician's promises were enchained in a platform that appealed to voters and won them over.
- The love between the two people was enchained in a bond that would last a lifetime.
FAQs About the word enchain
restrain or bind with chainsTo bind with a chain; to hold in chains., To hold fast; to confine; as, to enchain attention., To link together; to connect.
bind, confine, tie,fetter, attach, lash, pinion, shackle, constrain, manacle
unfetter, unshackle, unfetter, liberate, rescue, unbind, loose, release, free, release
The prisoners were enchained together and led away to the dungeon.
He was enchained by the guilt of his actions and could not escape the shame.
The dragon was enchained by the hero and could no longer terrorize the village.
The dancer's movements were enchained in a beautiful and graceful pattern.
