prisoner
A person imprisoned for their political beliefs or actions.
A prisoner who has successfully broken out of prison.
A prisoner who has been sentenced to death and is awaiting execution.
A former prisoner who has been set free.
A person who has been taken as a prisoner, especially in a conflict.
Another person who is a prisoner in the same place.
A prisoner who has been sentenced, especially to death.
A prisoner who has been found guilty of a crime.
A person serving a long prison sentence.
A prisoner who behaves exceptionally well.
A person serving a life sentence in prison.
Used to describe someone who is unable to leave a place, as if they were imprisoned.
A person serving a short prison sentence.
A person kept in custody while awaiting trial.
A soldier captured by the enemy during a war.
To be captured and become a prisoner.
To keep someone captive.
To confine someone and not allow them to leave.
A person imprisoned for non-violently expressing their political or religious beliefs.
To capture someone and make them a prisoner.
To officially allow a prisoner to leave prison.
To release a prisoner from captivity.
To keep someone as a prisoner.
To catch and take someone as a prisoner.
To kill a prisoner as a legal punishment.
To keep someone in custody, often before they are charged with a crime.
To help a prisoner return to a normal, productive life after being in prison.
To put or keep someone in prison; a more formal term.