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Meaning of manacle
A metal restraint for the wrist or arm
Etymology of manacle
The word "manacle" originates from the Old French word "manacle," which is derived from the Latin word "manicula," meaning "hand" or "wrist"
Historically, the term referred to a type of metal cuff or shackle used to restrain the wrists or arms of prisoners or slaves
Synonyms
Definitions
- A pair of metal cuffs, typically connected by a chain, used to restrain a person's wrists
- * A device used to fasten or secure something, especially a person, in place
Usage Examples
- The prisoner was held in manacles, unable to move his arms
- * The police officer used manacles to restrain the suspect
- * The ancient slaves were forced to wear manacles, symbolizing their bondage