incommunicado in solitary confinement

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• incommunicado — adj. 1 without or deprived of the means of communication with others. 2 (of a prisoner) in solitary confinement. Etymology: Sp. incomunicado past part. of incomunicar deprive of communication …   Useful english dictionary

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