interned
Detained without trial
Interned has two distinct meanings depending on context.
Most commonly, it's the past tense of intern meaning to confine someone, especially during wartime: Japanese Americans were interned in camps during World War II.
It also means having served as an intern: She interned at a law firm last summer.
Held against one's will
- confinedKept within bounds
- imprisonedHeld in custody
- incarceratedConfined in prison
- heldKept in grasp
captive · quarantined · sequestered · restricted · isolated · restrained · custody · confinement
detained
Held against one's will
- confinedKept within bounds
- imprisonedHeld in custody
- incarceratedConfined in prison
held · captive · quarantined · sequestered · restricted · isolated · restrained · custody · confinement · detention
detainee
Person held in custody
evacuee · refugee · deportee · hostage · relocatee · stateless
trainee
One being instructed
- apprenticeLearner bound to employer
- residentOne who inhabits
- externNonresident trainee at institution
clerk · placement · rotation · practicum · clinical · residency · shadowing · mentored · hands-on · supervised
- captivitycaptive, prisoner, detained, imprisoned, incarcerated
- wartime civilianscivilians, children, women, elderly, infants
internedfree
Without payment or restriction
freed · released · liberated · at liberty · unconfined
- internet connection
- Internet bubbleSpeculative tech market collapse
- high-speed internetRapid data transmission service
- internet cultureOnline community behaviors and trends
- no internetLacking web access
- slow internetPoor bandwidth connectivity
internet, intern, interns, internment, interning, internalize, internationalize, internee, internalizes