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cabined

SayKAB-ind/ˈkæbɪnd/

3 meanings of cabined

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  1. 1
    adjective
    Closed in a small, tight space with very little room to move.

    Like being shut inside a small box with no room to move.

    The cabined passengers grew restless during the long sea voyage.

    She felt cabined in the tiny attic, barely able to stretch her arms.

    Similarconfined, cramped, penned, wedged

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  2. 2
    verb
    Simple past tense and past participle of cabin. Use it for shutting someone or something into a small space.

    The storm cabined the travelers in a single room for three days.

    They were cabined together in the ship's hold for the whole trip.

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  3. 3
    adjective
    Kept small or limited, with only a narrow range or scope.

    Like a path with high walls on both sides, letting you go only one way.

    His cabined view of the world left no room for new ideas.

    The new law gave the office only cabined powers over local spending.

    Similarlimited, restricted, narrow, confined, circumscribed

    Oppositebroad, expansive, wide, unlimited

cabined is a form of cabin

cabin, verb: To keep something within narrow limits. Full entry

Forms
cabincabins he/she/itcabining -ing formcabined past tense, past participle
Spelling
cabin → cabined: add -ed
Sound
The ending sounds like /d/.

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Origin

It comes from the word "cabin" plus the ending "-ed".