"Gaoled" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Gaoled" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Gaoled" Meaning
Imprisoned or confined in a prison.
"Gaoled" Examples
Gaoled
Verb: to gaoled
Example sentences:
The prisoner was gaoled for life after being found guilty of murder.
The politician was gaoled for bribery after a long investigation.
In ancient times, people were often gaoled in damp and miserable conditions.
After being gaoled for a year, he was finally released on parole.
The corrupt official was gaoled and stripped of his position due to his involvement in the scandal.
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