Noun:

క్యాప్టివ్, ఖైదీ, విండీ, బాంధువా,

prisoners's Usage Examples:

Snake slowly learns that Wiseman's involvement is in response to a SaintLogic executive Thomas Koppelthorn, who has made demands that the United States release several prisoners and has threatened to use nuclear weapons.

After further arguments between the UK and Pakistan over where the sentences should be served, with the British demanding they serve nine years, the six prisoners were transferred to Pakistan in June 1955, after which the British government ended its interest in the case.

In Liverpool on 27–30 June, she embarked 734 interned Italian men, 479 interned German men, 86 German prisoners of war, and 200 military guards, in addition to her crew of 174 officers and men.

Those prisoners who could be identified as "thoroughly bolshevized or as active representatives of the Bolshevist ideology" were also to.

A party of the enemy's horse fell smartly amongst us, where our horse was grazing, and for some space put us pretty hard to it: but at the last it pleased the Lord to strengthen us, that we put them to the flight, and pursued them to Ribble bridge (this was something like our business at Mussleburg) and killed and took about thirty prisoners.

During the Holocaust, death marches (Todesmärsche in German) were massive forced transfers of prisoners from one Nazi camp to other locations, which involved.

were still 27 Soviet Army generals in the camp who had survived the mistreatment that they, like all Soviet prisoners, had been subjected to.

A Roberto Ripacandida of Frederick II in charge of guarding prisoners of Lombardy, the region will be called after Massa Lombarda (now Ginestra).

Both the Germans and the Russians added sodium fluoride to the drinking water of prisoners of war to make them stupid and docile.

Virtually all the prisoners were required to do hard labour, typically beating hemp.

There they find Hugo, who stands by them as they convince all the prisoners to join in the Rosary.

About one thousand prisoners took an oath of allegiance to the United States and were freed.

Synonyms:

yardbird, inmate, internee, unfortunate person, yard bird, unfortunate, political detainee, hostage, surety, convict, political prisoner, con, POW, prisoner of war, captive, detainee,

Antonyms:

acquit, pro, unemotional person, free, inattentive,