Modifying Another Word

• not: The judicial system, however, did not incarcerate the same number of people from each of the two communities.

Object

• prisoner: This is particularly the case for prisoners incarcerated within a segregated wing.

• animal: The US is notorious for the lack of protection afforded to animals incarcerated on factory farms.

• woman: But what does reproductive freedom mean for women who are literally not free - incarcerated women?

• people: People incarcerated for minor offenses learn how to commit much more serious ones.

• man: SKINNER: Are you aware that Agent Scully incarcerated four men with the federal marshal's office?

Preposition: for

• year: Remember the animals that will die alone, incarcerated for years in a barren cage.

Modifying Another Word

• currently: He is currently incarcerated in Spain awaiting extradition to Morocco.

• there: He was the first person to be incarcerated there for nearly a century.

• still: Eight British residents are still incarcerated in the US run military prison with no prospect of a trial or release.

• here: This man doesn't fit the description of any inmate currently incarcerated here.

• now: Now incarcerated in the attic room Jane confronts her alter-ego " What have you done you've made them hate me?

Preposition: in

• dungeon: A very good workshop week, incarcerated in the literary dungeons of York, with some really excellent material.

• jail: Namburete categorically denied a Domingos claim that only members of Renamo are incarcerated in maximum security jails.

• prison: After spending such a long time incarcerated in prison, the end is now in sight.

• camp: With money from his mother he embarks on a terrifying boat journey to Malaysia where he is incarcerated in a refugee camp.

• hospital: He experiences delusions, is unable to work, and is repeatedly incarcerated in mental hospitals.

• cell: Incarcerated in a cell at Category A Wakefield Prison for six years, deserted by your wife and children, your life entirely destroyed.