incatenate
/ɪngkætɪneɪt/Definitions
1. verb
To put or keep something in a state of being chained or fettered; to bind or constrain something.
“The tyrant’s oppressive regime began to incatenate the citizens, limiting their freedom.”
2. verb
To make something impossible to escape or release; to entangle or enmesh something.
“Her past mistakes had incatenated her, making it difficult for her to move forward.”
3. verb
To link or join something together, often in a complicated or confusing way.
“The complex rules had incatenated the project, causing delays and inefficiencies.”
4. noun
The act of putting or keeping something in a state of being chained or fettered; the act of binding or constraining something.
“The incatenation of the prisoner was a grave human rights violation.”