jailbird (Meaning)
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jailbird (n)
a criminal who has been jailed repeatedly
Synonyms & Antonyms of jailbird
jailbird Sentence Examples
- The hardened jailbird had spent years behind bars, his face etched with the marks of a life inside.
- The news of the jailbird's release sent a shiver of fear through the town, reminding them of his notorious past.
- Despite his reputation as a jailbird, he was determined to turn his life around, seeking redemption and acceptance.
- The scars of his time as a jailbird haunted him, making it difficult to find work and rebuild his life.
- As a child, she had heard stories of her grandfather being a jailbird, but she refused to let that define her family's legacy.
- The streets were filled with hardened jailbirds who had lost all hope and direction in life.
- The warden at the jailhouse knew that the jailbird had a reputation for causing trouble, and he kept a close eye on him.
- The jailbirds sat in their cells, staring at the walls, their minds filled with thoughts of freedom and regret.
- The jailbird was a master manipulator, using his cunning to control the other prisoners and maintain his position of power.
- The former jailbird poured his heart out during the interview, confessing his past mistakes and sharing his journey toward redemption.
FAQs About the word jailbird
a criminal who has been jailed repeatedly
inmate, con, convict,prisoner,, lifer, trusty, captive, capture,parolee
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The hardened jailbird had spent years behind bars, his face etched with the marks of a life inside.
The news of the jailbird's release sent a shiver of fear through the town, reminding them of his notorious past.
Despite his reputation as a jailbird, he was determined to turn his life around, seeking redemption and acceptance.
The scars of his time as a jailbird haunted him, making it difficult to find work and rebuild his life.
