trapped
- adjective
- /træpt/
:
atrapado
- During the storm, the hikers were trapped on the mountain with no way down.
And I just felt really trapped, really trapped.
- And I just felt really trapped, really trapped.
- It's just the whole trapped feeling that you get.
- Then then we'll be trapped forever, in a way.
- She will feel like she's she's trapped in a, in a jail cell, right?
- It's a sense of, of feeling trapped in the wrong life.
- Processes when you're overthinking, you're trapped in result land.
- You don't deserve to live a life trapped by fear.
- Like I'm, I feel like I'm trapped in this place and it's, it's dark.
- I can't leave because the kids, now, they feel trapped in the situation.
- But I know, I know how that robot feels trapped in that type of situation.
- And so she's now feeling trapped by this job.
- And inside of it it seems like they're trapped is a person.
- She was like, you're not trapped, you're not trapped, you're not trapped.
Examples
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Most humans are trapped in the egoic sense of self.
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And I just felt really trapped, really trapped.
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It's just the whole trapped feeling that you get.
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It's a sense of, of feeling trapped in the wrong life.
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Time is a flat circle and I'm trapped in between.
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She will feel like she's she's trapped in a, in a jail cell, right?
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She felt trapped in her relationship, unable to express her true feelings.
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The kitten was trapped behind the sofa, meowing for help to get out.
Synonyms
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1.0
Not able to move because something holds or traps you
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4.2
Kept as a prisoner and not free
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6.3
A person who has metal bands on the hands or feet so they cannot move
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5.5
Being kept in a small space makes you restless and unhappy
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4.0
Unable to leave a place because no help or transport is available
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8.2
Unable to escape because others chased them into a high place
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7.8
In a bad situation that stops progress like being stuck in mud
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7.5
Caught up in something so you cannot easily leave
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7.9
Alone in a place you cannot leave
In a place where you cannot escape and must face someone
Held with chains or by rules that stop you from acting
Kept in one small space and unable to leave
Antonyms
How Trapped
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Trapped comes from the simple word trap, which is a tool used to catch animals, so it helps to picture being 'caught'. That's why when someone is trapped they cannot escape or get out.