Arrestused example sentences
Related (6): detention, apprehension, incarceration, confinement, custody, imprisonment
ar·rest
verb
arrested (past tense) · arrested (past participle)
- seize (someone) by legal authority and take into custody:
- stop or check (progress or a process):
- suffer a heart attack:
- attract the attention of (someone):
Synonyms
apprehend, seize, detain, cop, bust, nab, nail, do, collar, pinch, nick, release, stop, halt, end, check, block, hinder, hamper, delay, restrict, limit, interrupt, prevent, obstruct, inhibit, impede, thwart, balk, curb, slow, retard, stay, start, attract, capture, catch, hold, grip, engage, absorb, occupy, rivet, engross, fascinate, mesmerize, hypnotize, spellbind, bewitch, captivate, entrance, enthrall, enrapture"Arrestused" Example Sentences
1. She was arrested for shoplifting.2. The police arrested him for driving without a license.
3. The suspect was arrested for possession of illegal drugs.
4. He was arrested for breaking and entering.
5. The authorities arrested the suspect for fraud.
6. The police arrested him for vandalism.
7. They arrested him for public intoxication.
8. He was arrested for theft of government property.
9. She was arrested for disorderly conduct.
10. The criminal was arrested for assault.
11. She was arrested for drunk driving.
12. The police arrested her for drug possession.
13. He was arrested for burglary.
14. The police arrested the suspect for trespassing.
15. He was arrested for illegal possession of a firearm.
16. He was arrested for soliciting a prostitute.
17. She was arrested for possession of stolen property.
18. The police arrested the suspect for tax evasion.
19. He was arrested for threatening a public official.
20. The police arrested her for fraud.
Common Phases
arrested;detained;apprehended;taken into custody;bookedRecently Searched
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