asylum in Irish
asylum in Irish is tearmann, gealtlann — asylum means protection given by a country to someone fleeing danger or persecution in their own country.
asylum in Irish
tearmann
A place of safety or refuge.
gealtlann
(dated) A place of protection or restraint for one or more classes of the disadvantaged, especially the mentally ill.
What does "asylum" mean?
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noun Protection given by a country to someone fleeing danger or persecution in their own country.
"She applied for asylum after fleeing the civil war."
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noun A place of safety or refuge.
"The old chapel became an asylum for anyone in trouble."
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noun (dated) An institution for the care of people with mental illness.
"In the 19th century many patients were confined to asylums with little real treatment."
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asylum in a sentence
- She applied for asylum after fleeing the civil war.
- The government granted him political asylum.
- The old chapel became an asylum for anyone in trouble.
- In the 19th century many patients were confined to asylums with little real treatment.
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What is "asylum" in Irish?
"asylum" in Irish is tearmann, gealtlann. asylum means: Protection given by a country to someone fleeing danger or persecution in their own country.
How do you use "asylum" in a sentence?
Example: "She applied for asylum after fleeing the civil war." In Irish, "asylum" is tearmann, gealtlann.
Are there other ways to say "asylum" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "asylum": tearmann, gealtlann.
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