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confine

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Verb — To keep someone or something within certain limits or a restricted space.

How to use confine

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confined to a room confine yourself to confined space

Etymology

From Middle French confiner, from Latin confīnis, "bordering" — from con- + fīnis ("boundary, end").

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Frequently asked questions

What does “confine” mean?

The word “confine” means to keep someone or something within certain limits or a restricted space. In plain terms, to restrict something or someone to a limited space, scope, or set of boundaries.

How do you pronounce “confine”?

“Confine” is pronounced kuhn-FYN (/kənˈfaɪn/ in IPA).

How do you use “confine” in a sentence?

Here is “confine” used in a sentence: “The patient was confined to bed for a week.”

What part of speech is “confine”?

“Confine” is a verb.

Where does the word “confine” come from?

The word “confine” comes from Latin. From Middle French confiner, from Latin confīnis, "bordering" — from con- + fīnis ("boundary, end").

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