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confine SUST.

confine

confine SUST. (s)

confine GEOGR.

confine SUST. (s)

confine GEOGR.

confine oneself V.

confine to V.

confine to
confine to
confine to
confine to

confine oneself to V.

confine to bed V.

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He died in 2008, aged 83, having been confined to bed for a few months following a heart attack and a stroke.
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These would take the glamour workings away from the 38 class, who would be confined to all-stations passenger and even goods trains.
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This effect is virtually confined to land regions as the ocean retains heat far longer.
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However, his repertoire was not confined to opera.
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Even if they are not confined, they are usually guarded by someone and kept within a certain area or distance.
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From that time his surveying was confined to a part-time practice.
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At high frequencies, current density can increase because the conducting region in a wire becomes confined near its surface, the so-called skin effect.
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Even when the market is confined to domestic consumption, makers find it tough to meet the demand.
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This parasitic mode of life is most often confined to the larvae with the adults usually leading free lives.
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They were confined grids rather than a free-roam environment.
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