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imprison [ımˈprızən] VB trans

imprudent [ımˈpruːdənt] ADJ

▶ imprudence N
▶ imprudently ADV

improvident [ımˈprɒvıdənt] ADJ

▶ improvidence N
▶ improvidently ADV

environment [ınˈvaıərənmənt] N

▶ environmental [ınˌ­vaı­ər­ən­ˈmentl] ADJ
▶ environmentally ADV

I . implement [ˈımplımənt] N

II . implement [ˈımplımənt, ˈımplıment] VB trans

impediment [ımˈpedımənt] N

2. impediment:

prisoner [ˈprızənə] N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The penalty is either death or life imprisonment.
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He was given a sentence of only eight months' imprisonment, rather than the possible maximum of seven years.
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These infringements are punishable by three years of imprisonment, or by a fine.
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He was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of eleven years before being considered for parole.
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He was sentenced to imprisonment for 18 months and placed on probation for ten years.
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He was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 35 years.
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Every crofter under the age of seventy was removed on threat of imprisonment, with those over that age being sent to the poorhouse.
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He was sentenced to three years imprisonment on each count.
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Priests no longer moved in fear of imprisonment.
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Maximum imprisonment is three years or a fine of the forth category.: 2.
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