Adjective:

ಮೀನುಗಾರ,

jailed's Usage Examples:

Bhaktavatsalam participated in the Quit India Movement agitations and was jailed by the British.

Seven of Ó Snodaigh's election workers were jailed for IRA membership in 2004.

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Austin was jailed for the next two years in Mexico City on suspicion of treason.

he jailed his son in for attempting to kill Buddha where he gradually starves to death.

rages, the bandits rob the town bank, but the manager manages to alert the townfolk before they can escape and two of the bandits are jailed.

Not surprisingly, Jherek proves to be a poor criminal, and is quickly arrested, jailed and sent to trial.

The KPFK manager is jailed for refusing to turn the tapes over to the FBI.

Thousands of homosexual men and women were jailed, put in camps, or locked up in mental institutions under Franco's dictatorship, which lasted for 36 years until his death in 1975.

He was soon jailed, and the experience convinced him to get away from gang life.

"Myanmar court rejects appeal by jailed Reuters reporters".

movement were jailed or exiled for engaging in violence, and the movement soon ebbed out.

Notable civil rights activist and comedian Dick Gregory was beaten and jailed by police while participating in the Birmingham campaign.

Synonyms:

confined, captive, imprisoned, unfree,

Antonyms:

unconfined, unbound, unrestricted, independent, free,