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Often used in the same context:
prisoners,
convicts,
prisons,
jails,
correctional,
parolees,
probationers,
penitentiaries,
cellmate,
offenders,
detainee,
juveniles,
supermax,
felons,
correctional institution,
escapees,
solitary confinement,
cellblock,
incarceration,
jailer,
mentally ill,
penal institution,
captives,
jailhouse,
parole,
warder,
lifers,
internees,
jailbirds,
recidivism,
overcrowding,
patients,
lockup,
detention,
criminals,
sheriffs,
youths,
sallyport,
infirmary,
migrants,
warden,
executions,
asylums,
soldiers,
confinement,
murderers,
bondsmen,
detention centre,
reformatory,
addicts,
sing sing,
people,
dissidents,
penal,
rapists,
juvie,
dorms,
psychiatric,
refugees,
airmen,
shawshank,
students,
deportee,
misdemeanant,
stockades,
calaboose,
barracks,
guardsmen,
fugitives,
jailor,
penology,
hangmen,
nurses,
mentally retarded,
dormitories,
beds,
executioners,
brig,
defendants,
guards,
escapers,
interrogators,
runaways,
enrollees,
campers,
remand home,
bunks,
nonviolent,
sentences,
deserters,
commissary,
classrooms,
contraband,
bantus,
workers,
priests,
lawbreakers,
immigrants,
reservists,
chimpanzees,
mental health,
residents,
inmate,
children,
occupants,
clients,
detainees,
pensioners,
paupers,
policyholders,
slaves,
boarders,
cadets
Appears in the definition of:
bop,
federal bureau of prisons,
isolate,
pruno
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— Adjectives for inmates:
other,
many,
female,
former,
male,
most,
fellow,
few,
black,
several,
older,
more...
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