Pronunciation: /ˈkwɔrəntiːnd/
verb past tense form of the verb 'quarantine', meaning to isolate or restrict the movement of individuals who may have been exposed to a contagious disease
A1 The sick person was quarantined to prevent the spread of the virus.
A2 Travelers from high-risk areas are being quarantined upon arrival.
B1 The entire building was quarantined after a case of COVID-19 was confirmed.
B2 Individuals who test positive for the virus are required to be quarantined for a specific period of time.
C1 The government implemented strict measures to ensure that individuals quarantined at home follow the guidelines.
C2 People who have been in contact with confirmed cases are advised to self-quarantine to prevent further spread of the disease.
adjective describing a state of being isolated or restricted in movement as a result of being exposed to a contagious disease
A1 The quarantined cat was kept away from the other animals.
A2 The quarantined passengers were not allowed to leave the ship.
B1 The quarantined area was surrounded by caution tape.
B2 The quarantined individuals were monitored closely for any symptoms.
C1 The quarantined patients were isolated in individual rooms.
C2 The quarantined city was under strict lockdown measures to prevent the spread of the virus.
formal The travelers were quarantined for 14 days upon arrival in the foreign country.
informal My neighbor got quarantined after testing positive for COVID-19.
slang I heard that party got shut down because too many people were quarantined.
figurative After a week of non-stop work, I felt mentally quarantined from the rest of the world.
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