She decided to immure herself in her room and avoid all contact with others.
immure in darkness
Frequency:
60
%
The prisoner was immured in darkness for weeks as punishment.
immure behind walls
Frequency:
50
%
The secrets were immured behind walls of silence.
immure someone
Frequency:
45
%
The king ordered his enemies to be immured in the dungeon.
Idiomatic Expressions for immure
Phrase: immure someone in their own thoughts
Meaning: to trap someone in their own thoughts or feelings, often leading to negative consequences
Usage: His guilt immured him in his own thoughts, preventing him from moving on.