adjective

trapped

trapped, stuck, confined

The miners were trapped underground.

The miners were trapped underground.

She felt trapped in her job.

She felt trapped in her job.

((to be)) trapped ((in/by sth.)) to be unable to escape from (sth.). The miners were trapped underground.

((to feel)) trapped to feel unable to escape from a situation. She felt trapped in her job.

Synonyms: stuck, confined, caught; Antonyms: free, liberated

From the verb 'to trap', meaning to catch in a trap. The '-ed' suffix indicates a state or condition.

Picture a mouse caught in a mousetrap.

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