It means to seal up behind a wall. Usually not in the sense found in Poe's Cask of Amontillado, more in the sense of someone who goes into a building and never comes out. E.g. "After the Byzantine empress was deposed, she was immured in a convent."
Immure is a word used to specify against a person's will. For example: the boy was taken into custody immure.
Immure is to hold someone against their will. You can use this in a sentence by saying her mother was immured into a hospital.
Demure, Immure.
She offered to immure herself in her room without dinner
Susceptible- if you are "susceptible" you are at risk of being affected by something.
immure, sleep, hide
She offered to immure herself in her room without dinner
To enclose someone behind a wall is known as "to immure". It was a common theme of many old stories and might be found in many books.
Amman, bummer, comma, dimmer, Emma, grimmer, hammer, immune, immure, Kimmie, lemma, Pammie, summer, slammer, simmer, Tammy, tummy, whammy, yummy
Definition is the same as meaning.
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