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Keeping house

Keeping house, confining oneself within the privacy of home to defeat creditors; an act of bankruptcy. See BANKRUPTCY.

Self-incrimination, confines to a person accused of an offence and does not include the cases of witnesses. What is protected

To confine in or as in a cage to coop up

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Confinement in or as in cage

Confinement to a narrow space

confined to the home usually due to illness

Shutting confining drawing together as a claudent muscle

Confined to a hamlet

imprison : to confine in prison esp. as punishment for a crime compare false imprisonment im·pris·on·ment n

lockdown : the confinement of prisoners to their cells for a temporary period as a security measure

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