Synonym: captive. Similar words: comparison, by comparison, in comparison with, comprise, enterprise, surprising, surprisingly, isolate. Meaning: ['prɪznə(r)] 
n. a person who is confined; especially a prisoner of war.
n. a person who is confined; especially a prisoner of war. 
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(61) The verdict was that the prisoner was guilty.
(62) The prisoner gave way under interrogation.
(63) The prisoner insists on his innocent.
(64) The judge concluded that the prisoner was guilty.
(65) The doctor certified the prisoner mad.
(66) The jury finds the prisoner guilty.
(67) The prisoner broke away from the guards.
(68) He marched the prisoner in.
(69) Both boys were taken prisoner.
(70) He had been held a prisoner by the guerrillas.
(71) The escaped prisoner was cornered at last.
(72) Our pilot was taken prisoner .
(73) The police questioned/interrogated the prisoner.
(74) The prisoner escaped by the back stairs.
(75) Officers mistook Stephen for an escaped prisoner.
(76) He lashed into the prisoner until he lost consciousness.
(77) They marched the prisoner away.
(78) The rebels took him prisoner.
(79) The judge assented to allow the prisoner to speak.
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(80) He was held prisoner for two years.
(81) The prisoner is securely locked away.
(82) Many soldiers were taken prisoner.
(83) The escaped prisoner was nowhere in sight.
(84) The police caught the released prisoner stealing a bicycle.
(85) Don't on any account leave the prisoner unguarded.
(86) The prisoner entered a plea of not guilty.
(87) The prisoner was keeping back vital information.
(88) He was taken prisoner by rebel soldiers.
(89) The judge ordered that the prisoner should be remanded.
(90) He was held prisoner throughout the war.
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