Synonym: contain, enclose, imprison, keep in, restrain, surround. Similar words: confirm, confide, confident, on fire, fine, define, finesse, confuse. Meaning: ['kɒnfaɪn] 
v. 1. restrict or confine, "I limit you to two visits to the pub a day" 2. place limits on (extent or access) 3. prevent from leaving or from being removed 4. close in or confine 5. deprive of freedom; take into confinement 6. to close within bounds, limit or hold back from movement.
v. 1. restrict or confine, "I limit you to two visits to the pub a day" 2. place limits on (extent or access) 3. prevent from leaving or from being removed 4. close in or confine 5. deprive of freedom; take into confinement 6. to close within bounds, limit or hold back from movement. 
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31. If this legislation was repealed, the Pope promised, the church would confine itself to religious matters.
32. The mean velocity also varies vertically, and we shall confine attention to two-dimensional flow.
33. They determine whether to sentence him to prison, confine him in a psychiatric facility or make some other appropriate disposition.
34. Here I propose to confine my discussion to the contemporary debate surrounding the electoral system as an electoral system.
35. My brilliant stroke has been to confine myself to physical things, to the immediate and tangible.
36. We must again remember to search for the constitution amongst the realities, and not confine ourselves to pretty normative structures.
37. I hope that Hon. Members will confine themselves to talking about bus passengers.
38. For the sake of this exercise, he would confine his research to sums which were lost due to insolvencies.
39. In general, science policy-making institutions can not just confine their activities to provide policy directions.
40. The examples are too numerous to quote, so I shall confine myself to two.
41. Officials are told to confine themselves to facts and to avoid being drawn into discussion of alternative policies.
42. The Court declined to confine the term to persons of Romany origin.
43. Although firefighters were able to confine the blaze to one room, the entire hotel was evacuated.
44. Lexicographers will normally confine themselves to working on about 1000 of these.
45. So I would confine this holding to 15 percent of your total retirement portfolio.
46. Discussion in this chapter will confine itself to evaluation within an established institution.
47. Other forms of taxation may be introduced as well, but for the sake of simplicity we will confine our discussion to income taxation.
47. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.
48. Confine fire spark range with fire proof sheet.
49. I shall confine myself to the subject of geography.
50. How did James Bond escape from the locked confine?
51. Such material can confine water in an artesian aquifer.
52. I can not afford to confine myself to one set of advisers.
53. The refiner defined a definite confine with her fine finger.
54. Please confine yourself to the topic; don't include extraneous material.
55. In order to confine a gas we must apply a pressure.
56. "And the more, madame, " said Monte Cristo, "as the Orientals do not confine themselves, as did Mithridates, to make a cuirass of his poisons, but they also made them a dagger.
57. Periodontosis of confine green early days encroachs a few deciduous teeth only, place adventitious.
58. Those who require an attention is, the name of these two files not confine hereat , virus can be used read take a system dish the means of a bid information, make other name randomly.
59. These photos hopefully will show how confine the space was on the lower gun deck of the HMS Victory.
60. Budgie owners who confine birds in small cages or keep them on their own might be prosecuted, too.
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