Jailer

Addiction can be a jailer of the mind and body, trapping individuals in a cycle of harmful behavior.

The jailer worked closely with other law enforcement agencies to share information and coordinate efforts to capture escaped inmates.

The financial burden of student loans was the jailer of her dreams of homeownership.

Her lack of confidence was a jailer that kept her from speaking up in meetings.

The traffic jam was a jailer, keeping me stuck in my car for hours.

His addiction to social media was a jailer that prevented him from being present in the moment.

The military base had a jailer who controlled access to the facility and ensured that only authorized personnel were allowed in.

He felt like a prisoner in his own home with his overbearing mother acting as a jailer.

The jailer was able to defuse a potentially dangerous situation between two inmates.

The jailer had to intervene when two prisoners got into a fight.

Poverty is often a jailer of opportunities, limiting people's access to education, healthcare, and employment.