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Often used in the same context:
brieger,
centner,
tamblyn,
barbeau,
lenger,
joll,
weaser,
capling,
rudish,
gozzard,
cullis,
wigle,
cruikshank,
arnoldi,
hasted,
trudgen,
prizeman,
otoole,
grainer,
sarrasin,
weist,
enns,
alary,
mclachlan,
forrer,
annis,
valure,
plesh,
kirkman,
ennew,
outwin,
dister,
loger,
bordage,
olm,
pruneau,
serr,
urry,
dodkin,
dentel,
swy,
ettle,
collop,
odonnell,
bister,
seigh,
macinnes,
heddle,
mcdiarmid,
lemaitre,
spale,
mossing,
gullage,
proser,
rotta,
maguire,
boileau,
dolmetsch,
tournay,
morkin,
reigner,
riant,
plec,
styan,
karyo,
bergeret,
gaboriau,
reest,
titler,
lademan,
thill,
limer,
goldbach,
oleary,
cawker,
grever,
vair,
chaffer,
rimer,
pirie,
ramier,
marner,
kint,
laky,
pottle,
prest,
odell,
fugle,
huxter,
stansfield,
twiner,
roer,
janzen,
standage,
ironside,
drinkwater,
glode,
baur,
scroggy,
knuff,
smitt,
bilden,
captivity,
confinement,
bondage,
imprisonment,
banishment,
servitude,
duress,
penance,
winter,
exile,
seclusion,
curfew,
expiation,
hiding,
moan,
moaning,
privations,
purgatory,
reproach,
thraldom
More general:
captivity,
immurement,
imprisonment,
incarceration
Also try:
— Adjectives for durance:
such,
perpetual,
long,
dark,
vile,
close,
hard,
short,
honorable,
piteous,
honourable,
more...
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