Confine:

Verb:

1. To keep or restrict within certain limits; to limit or restrict someone or something.

Noun:

1. A bounded area; limits or boundaries.

Prepositions:

• “To” (confine to something)
• “Within” (confine within something)

Collocations:

• Confine someone to a place, confine activities, confine within limits.

Example Sentences:

1. The patient was confined to bed rest until further notice.
2. They confined their discussion to the main points of the agenda.
3. The animal was confined in a small cage at the shelter.
4. The virus was quickly confined within a small area of the city.
5. He felt confined by the restrictions placed on his creativity.
6. The prisoners were confined to their cells during the lockdown.
7. The government confined the spread of misinformation through strict regulations.
8. She felt confined within the limits of her job responsibilities.
9. They confined their activities to the designated play area.
10. The manager confined the meeting to one hour to stay on schedule.
11. The investigation confined the suspect to his house pending further inquiries.
12. The company confined its operations to North America for the first few years.
13. The professor confined her lecture to the assigned reading material.
14. The dog was confined within a fenced-in yard to prevent it from wandering.
15. They confined their celebrations to a small gathering of close friends.
16. The disease was successfully confined to a few isolated cases.
17. She felt confined by the expectations of her family.
18. The organization confined its services to specific demographic groups.
19. He confined his study to the effects of climate change on marine life.
20. The government confined the protest to a designated area for public safety.
21. The floodwaters were confined to low-lying areas due to effective drainage systems.
22. She was confined within the four walls of her office during the busy season.
23. The experiment confined the variables to ensure accurate results.
24. They confined their travel plans to destinations within driving distance.
25. The building design confined noise levels within acceptable limits.
26. The scientist confined the samples in a controlled environment for testing.
27. The disease outbreak was confined to a specific region of the country.
28. He confined his anger to a stern reprimand rather than shouting.
29. The policy confined access to sensitive information to authorized personnel only.
30. The storm was confined to coastal areas, causing minimal inland damage.
31. They confined the discussion to the immediate impact of the decision.
32. The software confined user permissions to prevent unauthorized access.
33. The artist confined the colors in the painting to shades of blue and green.
34. The zoo confined the endangered species to a specially designed habitat.
35. He confined his remarks to the main points of the presentation.
36. The study confined its scope to the effects of pollution on local wildlife.
37. She felt confined by the expectations placed on her by society.
38. The disease was confined within the quarantine zone to prevent further spread.
39. They confined their marketing efforts to online platforms with the highest traffic.
40. The restrictions confined movement within the city during the lockdown.
41. The company confined its product line to environmentally friendly options.
42. He confined his explorations to the uncharted territories of the Arctic.
43. The policy decision confined the use of personal devices in the workplace.
44. The teacher confined the group project to specific topics within the course syllabus.
45. They confined their investments to industries with promising growth prospects.
46. The lawyer confined the questions during cross-examination to relevant issues.
47. The doctor confined the patient to a restricted diet to manage the condition.
48. The government confined the protest march to a designated route through the city.
49. She confined her criticism to constructive feedback rather than personal attacks.
50. The organization confined its response to the immediate needs of disaster victims.

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