internment
/ˈɪɾnˌtɛrmənt/Definitions
1. noun
The act of confining or imprisoning someone, especially in a camp or prison, often for a long time.
“The refugees were subjected to a period of internment during the war.”
2. noun
A place where people are confined or imprisoned, especially in a camp or prison.
“The internment camp was located in a remote area of the country.”
3. noun
A period of time when someone is confined or imprisoned, especially in a camp or prison.
“She spent a year in internment after being convicted of a crime.”
4. noun
The act of detaining or confining someone’s property, especially a ship.
“The ship was put into internment for repairs.”
5. noun
A temporary or permanent storage or confinement of something, especially a ship or a vehicle.
“The plane was put into internment for maintenance.”