interned (Meaning)
interned
internal, to work as an intern, to confine especially during a war, to act as an intern, an advanced student or graduate in a special field (as medicine or teaching) who is gaining supervised practical experience (as in a hospital or classroom), to confine or impound especially during a war, a physician gaining supervised practical experience in a hospital after graduating from medical school, an advanced student or graduate usually in a professional field (such as medicine or teaching) gaining supervised practical experience (as in a hospital or classroom)
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interned Sentence Examples
- During the war, Japanese Americans were interned in concentration camps throughout the United States.
- The refugees were interned in a detention center until their asylum applications were processed.
- The political prisoners were interned in a remote prison camp, isolated from the outside world.
- The dissidents were interned in a psychiatric hospital, where they were subjected to involuntary treatment.
- The undocumented immigrants were interned in a holding facility, awaiting deportation proceedings.
- The suspected terrorists were interned without trial, raising concerns about due process.
- The mentally ill were interned in large, impersonal institutions, where they were often mistreated.
- The children were interned in an orphanage, separated from their families and deprived of their childhoods.
- The elderly were interned in nursing homes, often neglected and left to die alone.
- The homeless were interned in shelters, providing them with a temporary refuge from the streets.
FAQs About the word interned
internal, to work as an intern, to confine especially during a war, to act as an intern, an advanced student or graduate in a special field (as medicine or teac
jailed, captive,imprisoned, incarcerated, arrested, captured, kidnaped, kidnapped,confined, apprehended
released,free, freed, emancipated, unrestrained, delivered,liberated, unconfined,paroled, enfranchised
During the war, Japanese Americans were interned in concentration camps throughout the United States.
The refugees were interned in a detention center until their asylum applications were processed.
The political prisoners were interned in a remote prison camp, isolated from the outside world.
The dissidents were interned in a psychiatric hospital, where they were subjected to involuntary treatment.
