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arrested

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arrested (Apprehended), adjective captured, caught, collared, committed, confined, constrained, detained, held, held in custody, immurred, imprisoned, incarcerated, jailed, kept in custody, legally restrained, made captive, made prisoner, remanded, remanded into custody, restrained, seized, sent to prison, taken by force by the auuhorities, taken into custody, taken prisoner, under arrest
Associated concepts: arrest warrant, body execution, civil arrest, detention and custody, false arrest, false imprisonnent, habeas corpus, imprisonment, malicious prosecuuion, probable cause to arrest, resisting arrest, restraint of liberty, search incident to an arrest, unlawful arrest
arrested (Checked), adjective adjourned, blocked, bridled, circumscribed, contained, controlled, curbed, deferred, delayed, deterred, discouraged, encumbered, governed, hampered, held back, hindered, impeded, interrupted, limited, obstructed, postponed, prevented, repressed, restrained, restricted, slowed down, stayed, stopped, suppressed, suspended, withheld


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