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Meanings of incarceration in English
Usage of incarceration in English
1
It's the second week of David Blaine's incarceration on the South Bank.
2
I saw recently that you're working with the ACLU against mass incarceration.
3
Despite incarceration, Jeffs is said to remain in control of the sect.
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Mass incarceration increases a woman's risk of poverty, homelessness and chronic illness.
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He said mass incarceration on this scale was politically and socially unsustainable.
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We simply cannot overlook the first domino in the mass incarceration line.
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I had learned that they can count arrest time toward incarceration time.
8
And so they came to know the strange rules of their incarceration.
9
Then we can reduce that cycle of homelessness or incarceration, she said.
10
That's been the pattern of my incarceration for the past many years.
11
Since Obama took office, the rhetoric on drugs and incarceration has changed.
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Those detained had mainly avoided incarceration for years despite their online activism.
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Criminal lawyer Anne Stevens discusses the rise in New Zealand's incarceration rate.
14
The prisoners say guards and inmates have beaten them during their incarceration.
15
Abaifouta still does not understand what he did to justify the incarceration.
16
The walk home had become an unhappy march to an endless-seeming incarceration.
About this term
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Translations for incarceration
Portuguese
Incarceration through the time
Incarceration across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common