adjective as in strong fondness

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constrained, imprisoned, restricted

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Example:The artist's creativity was constrained by the limitations of the material, like an encaged talent.

Definition:Limited or restricted in range, scope, or effectiveness; bound, compelled, or obliged to do or forbear some action. Synonymous with 'encaged' in the sense of being restricted or confined, both physically and metaphorically.

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Example:Without access to the outside world, the prisoner felt imprisoned, much like an encaged bird.

Definition:Confined in a prison or jail; also figuratively, imprisoned in a restrictive or unhappy situation. Synonymous with 'encaged' in the sense of being physically or metaphorically trapped.

From imprisoned

Example:Her encased freedom in the lavish but restrictive lifestyle left her longing for a more authentic experience.

Definition:Allowed to do or have as much as is necessary or allowed; limited in scope, range, or availability. Synonymous with 'encaged' in the sense of being limited in one’s freedom or opportunities.

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