Definitions
Wiktionary
- v. Simple past tense and past participle of jail.
GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. placed in a prison; -- of people.
WordNet 3.0
- adj. being in captivity
Examples
“Both Milam and Carson remain jailed on $2 million bonds.”
“Tibetan dissent of forced relocation was also captured in jailed Tibetan filmmaker, Dhondup Wangchen's movie, Leaving Fear Behind.”
The Huffington Post: Heidiminx: PROPAGANDA: PR With an Oppressive Agenda
“When Iranians are thrown in jailed and murdered, because of your actions what is America going to do?”
“Journalists remain jailed for covering Belarus protests - Boing Boing”
“Billboard – Spanish Protest Against P2P Restrictions, May 26, 2007 p2pnet – InfoPSP admin jailed for something he didn ` t do, April 16, 2009”
“The other four men, who face first-degree felony charges, remain jailed because they have not yet posted $100,000 bonds set for each charge by 51st District Judge Barbara Walther.”
FLDS suspect released on bail; Sect working on bail for 4 others
“Two weeks ago, another Reuters report indicated that “nearly 30 percent of the Guantanamo detainees have been cleared to leave the prison but remain jailed because the U.S. government has been unable to arrange for their return to their home countries,” according to the Pentagon.”
“Saddam Hussein, captured and jailed, is still the same raging tyrant †only now without a throne.”
Think Progress » EMBARGOED TEXT: Bush’s Prime Time Speech on Iraq
“I had neither; unless you call my jailed friends such help.”
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