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Definition of: incarcerate
(in·kär′sər·āt) v.t. ·at·ed, ·at·ing 
1. To imprison; put in jail. 
2. To confine; enclose. 
—adjective Imprisoned. [<Med. L incarceratus, pp. of incarcerare imprison <in- in + carcer jail] 
—in·car′cer·a′tion noun 
—in·car′·cer·a′tor noun
| inacceptable | inadept | inappealable | inappreciable | inapproachability | inarable | inassimilate | 
| inaccordance | inadmissibility | inapplicability | inappreciative | inapproachable | inartificial | inauspicious | 
| inaccordancy | inadmissible | inapplicable | inapprehensible | inapt | inartistic | inauthentic | 
| inacquaintance | inaffability | inapplication | inapprehension | inaptitude | inartistical | incapacious | 
| inacquiescent | inaidable | inapposite | inapprehensive | inaqueous | inassignable | Incaution | 
				
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