immurement (Meaning)
immurement (n)
the state of being imprisoned
immurement (n.)
The act iif immuring, or the state of being immured; imprsonment.
Synonyms & Antonyms of immurement
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immurement Sentence Examples
- The immurement of the princess in the tower was an act of cruel vengeance.
- The prisoners' immurement in solitary confinement took a heavy toll on their mental health.
- The immurement of the ancient temple was discovered during a recent archaeological excavation.
- The immurement of the castle's treasury ensured the preservation of its precious artifacts for centuries.
- The immurement of the victim in concrete was a horrific crime that shocked the community.
- The immurement of the patient in the asylum was a misguided attempt to protect him from a dangerous world.
- The immurement of the artifact in a museum safeguarded its preservation and accessibility for future generations.
- The immurement of the monastery's library protected its invaluable collection of ancient texts from destruction.
- The immurement of the tomb was intended to conceal the burial chamber and its secrets from the outside world.
- The immurement of the vault's entrance prevented unauthorized access to the treasure it held within.
FAQs About the word immurement
the state of being imprisonedThe act iif immuring, or the state of being immured; imprsonment.
captivity, imprisonment, incarceration, prison, internment, confinement,impoundment, servitude, restriction, bondage
emancipation, redemption, release, redemption, freedom, freedom, manumission,liberation, emancipation, release
The immurement of the princess in the tower was an act of cruel vengeance.
The prisoners' immurement in solitary confinement took a heavy toll on their mental health.
The immurement of the ancient temple was discovered during a recent archaeological excavation.
The immurement of the castle's treasury ensured the preservation of its precious artifacts for centuries.
