prisoner
Pronunciation: [ˈprɪzənər]
Word
Context: "justice system"
(noun) a person who is kept in a jail or prison as punishment for a crime. A prisoner has broken a law and is serving time for it.
Example
The prisoner spent five years in jail for stealing.
Example
The prisoner did not escape from the prison, despite what others thought.
Example
Why is that person a prisoner?
Context: "metaphor"
(noun) someone who feels trapped or unable to change their situation, like they are stuck without freedom. This can happen in life or relationships.
Example
She felt like a prisoner in her own home because of the strict rules.
Example
He does not feel like a prisoner; he enjoys his freedom and choices.
Example
Do you ever feel like a prisoner in your life?
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