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Word for state of being trapped?

There are many words to describe the state of being trapped, depending on the specific nuance you want to convey. Here are a few options:

General:

* Entrapment: Implies a forced or manipulated situation leading to being trapped.

* Confinement: Emphasis on being physically restricted or imprisoned.

* Imprisonment: Focuses on being locked up or confined.

* Captivity: Suggests being held against one's will.

* Bondage: Emphasizes being tied or restrained.

* Encapsulation: Being surrounded or enclosed, often figuratively.

Figurative:

* Stranded: Implies being isolated or cut off from escape.

* Stuck: Commonly used to describe being unable to move forward or make progress.

* Held hostage: Implies being controlled or manipulated by someone else.

* Bound: Suggests being restrained by something, often metaphorical.

* Ensnared: Implies being caught in a trap or tricky situation.

Emotional:

* Despair: The feeling of hopelessness and helplessness that comes with being trapped.

* Panic: Feeling of overwhelming fear and anxiety caused by being trapped.

* Anguish: Intense suffering and distress associated with being trapped.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the feeling you want to convey.

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