Manacles example sentences

Related (10): chains, shackles, handcuffs, restraints, fetters, irons, bonds, cuffs, clamps, hobbles

man·a·cle

noun

manacles (plural noun)

  - a metal band, chain, or shackle for fastening someone's hands or ankles:

  - fetter (a person or a part of the body) with manacles:

Synonyms

handcuffs, shackles, chains, irons, fetters, restraints, bonds, cuffs, bracelets, darbies, gyves, shackle, fetter, chain, handcuff, restrain, tie, secure, cuff

"Manacles" Example Sentences

1. His hands were bound with manacles.
2. The criminal was restrained with heavy manacles.
3. The prisoner struggled against the manacles.
4. The manacles cut into his flesh, causing pain.
5. The guard secured the manacles tightly.
6. He was shackled with manacles and taken away.
7. The manacles were too tight and made it hard to move.
8. The prisoner broke free from the manacles and escaped.
9. The sound of the manacles clanging echoed through the dungeon.
10. The manacles were rusted and old, but still effective.
11. The police officer handcuffed the suspect with manacles.
12. The prisoner's wrists were raw from the manacles.
13. The manacles were covered in dirt and grime.
14. The manacles were so heavy that he could barely lift his arms.
15. The manacles chafed against his skin, leaving bruises.
16. The manacles were designed to prevent any movement at all.
17. The prisoner was secured with both handcuffs and manacles.
18. The sound of the manacles clicking together was ominous.
19. The manacles were attached to the wall by a thick chain.
20. The prisoner was dragged along the ground by his manacles.
21. The manacles were used to secure the prisoner to the bed.
22. The manacles were locked and could not be opened without a key.
23. The prisoner was forced to wear manacles during his entire trial.
24. The manacles were designed to withstand any attempt to break free.
25. The manacles were so tight that they drew blood from his wrists.
26. The prisoner was kept in a small cell, his manacles preventing any movement.
27. The manacles were removed only for the daily exercise period.
28. The prisoner's hands were covered in bruises from the manacles.
29. The sound of the manacles was a constant reminder of his imprisonment.
30. The manacles were a necessary precaution in dealing with dangerous criminals.

Common Phases

1. The manacles clamped tightly around his wrists; he knew escape was impossible.
2. She felt the cold metal of the manacles as they were secured to her ankles; her heart sank as she realized she was going to prison.
3. The sound of the manacles clicking shut echoed through the small room; he knew he had made a grave mistake.
4. Her wrists burned from the tightness of the manacles; she tried to stay calm and focus on a way out.
5. The suspect was brought in wearing manacles around his wrists and ankles; the officers weren't taking any chances.
6. With a deep breath, she reached down and clasped the manacles around her prisoner's wrists; it was going to be a long night.
7. He could hear the sound of the manacles dragging along the ground as he shuffled towards his cell; it was a sound he hated with every fiber of his being.
8. The weight of the manacles around her ankles made it hard to walk, let alone run; she prayed help would arrive soon.

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