warders (Meaning)

warders

a truncheon used by a king or commander in chief to signal orders, a prison guard, watchman, warden, watchman, porter, warden

The imposing warders guarded the prison's high walls, their presence a constant reminder of the inmates' confinement.
The warders patrolled the corridors of the maximum-security prison, ensuring order and preventing escape attempts.
The inmates feared the warders, who held absolute authority within the prison's walls.
The warders' uniforms, with their shiny badges, exuded an air of power and intimidation.
The warders were trained to be firm but fair, balancing discipline with compassion.
The warders faced daily challenges, including dealing with violent inmates and controlling contraband.
The prison warders were responsible for maintaining a safe and secure environment for both inmates and staff.
The warders' shifts were long and often stressful, but they remained committed to their duties.
The warders formed a close-knit community, united by their shared experiences and camaraderie.
The warders played a vital role in the rehabilitation of inmates, providing guidance and support along the path to redemption.

a truncheon used by a king or commander in chief to signal orders, a prison guard, watchman, warden, watchman, porter, warden

guards, guardians, keepers, wardens, sentinels, custodians, bodyguards, observers, watchmen, lookouts

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The imposing warders guarded the prison's high walls, their presence a constant reminder of the inmates' confinement.

The warders patrolled the corridors of the maximum-security prison, ensuring order and preventing escape attempts.

The inmates feared the warders, who held absolute authority within the prison's walls.

The warders' uniforms, with their shiny badges, exuded an air of power and intimidation.