Definition
Definition of prisonlike - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
environmentRare resembling a prison in appearance or atmosphereRare
- The small, windowless room felt prisonlike.
2.
incarcerationRare having characteristics of confinement or restrictionRare
- The strict rules made the school feel prisonlike.
Expressions with prisonlike
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resemble a prison in appearance or atmosphere
The strict rules made the school be prisonlike.
Origin of prisonlike
English, prison (jail) + -like (resembling)
Examples of prisonlike in a sentence
His office, with its bars on the windows, seemed prisonlike. The tiny apartment felt prisonlike with its barred windows. His controlling behavior made the relationship seem prisonlike.
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- French:carcéral, prisonnier, ...
- German:gefängnisartig, haftähnlich, ...
- Italian:opprimente, carcerario, ...
- Spanish:carcelario, de prisión, ...
- Portuguese:prisional, ...
- Chinese:监狱般的, 监禁般的, ...
- Japanese:刑務所のような, 閉鎖的な, ...
- Arabic:سِجْنِيّ, شبيه بالسجن, ...
- Hebrew:כְּמוֹ בֵּית סֹהַר, כְּמוֹ בֵּית סוֹהַר, ...
- Russian:тюремный, ограничительный, ...
- Ukrainian:тюремний, ув'язнений, ...
- Hindi:जेल जैसा, कारागार जैसा, ...
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