No. 4,874 in French
réclusion
"Réclusion" means imprisonment or confinement.
In a sentence
La réclusion à perpétuité est une sanction sévère imposée pour des crimes graves.
Life imprisonment is a severe penalty imposed for serious crimes.
The word 'réclusion' is used to refer to the legal concept of imprisonment in the context of criminal justice.
Le prisonnier a raconté son expérience de la réclusion dans son autobiographie.
The prisoner shared his experience of imprisonment in his autobiography.
Here, 'réclusion' is utilized to describe the state or period spent in imprisonment.
Après sa réclusion, il a décidé de mener une vie honnête.
After his imprisonment, he decided to lead an honest life.
The term 'réclusion' is used in the context of the aftermath of being imprisoned or confined.
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