100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "handcuffs"

Definition

Handcuffs (noun) refer to a pair of linked metal rings or restraints designed to secure an individual's wrists together, typically used by law enforcement to restrain a person's movement. Handcuffs can also metaphorically represent limitations or restrictions imposed on a person or situation.

Synonyms

• Restraints
• Shackles
• Cuffs
• Manacles
• Bonds
• Chains

Antonyms

• Freedom
• Liberation
• Release
• Unrestraint
• Emancipation

Examples

1. The police handcuffs the suspect before placing him in the patrol car.
2. She handcuffs her dog to the leash to prevent it from running away.
3. The officer handcuffs the criminal after the chase.
4. He handcuffs his backpack to the bike for safety.
5. The judge handcuffs the conditions of probation for the offender.
6. They handcuffs the intruder to the radiator until the police arrive.
7. During the demonstration, the activist handcuffs herself to the gate.
8. The magician handcuffs himself as part of the escape act.
9. The detective handcuffs the suspect to ensure he doesn't escape.
10. In the movie, the villain handcuffs the hero to a chair.
11. The security guard handcuffs the thief until help arrives.
12. She handcuffs her personal life to her career ambitions.
13. The prison warden handcuffs the inmates during transport.
14. The actress handcuffs herself to the Hollywood sign for publicity.
15. The police officer handcuffs the assailant to control the situation.
16. The organization handcuffs its employees with strict rules.
17. In the stunt, the performer handcuffs himself before jumping into the water.
18. The officer handcuffs two suspects at once.
19. The child handcuffs her dolls during playtime.
20. The firefighter handcuffs the dangerous area to prevent entry.
21. He handcuffs his finances by overspending.
22. The drill sergeant handcuffs any form of disobedience.
23. The artist handcuffs her creativity with self-imposed limitations.
24. The team handcuffs their strategy to the opponent's weaknesses.
25. The history book handcuffs the narrative to certain events.
26. The reporter handcuffs her story to the facts.
27. The lawyer handcuffs the evidence to support her case.
28. He handcuffs his own potential by doubting himself.
29. The athlete handcuffs his performance with negative thinking.
30. The teacher handcuffs her students with excessive homework.
31. The coach handcuffs the game plan to the players' skills.
32. The project manager handcuffs the team with unrealistic deadlines.
33. The artist handcuffs herself to traditional methods instead of innovating.
34. The contract handcuffs the parties involved to certain obligations.
35. The committee handcuffs its decision-making process with bureaucracy.
36. The regulations handcuffs the business's ability to grow.
37. The situation handcuffs him from taking any risks.
38. The documentary handcuffs the narrative to real-life testimonies.
39. He handcuffs his potential by staying in his comfort zone.
40. The institution handcuffs creativity with outdated policies.
41. The law handcuffs individuals from acting outside of the rules.
42. The guideline handcuffs the volunteers' freedom of action.
43. She handcuffs her wardrobe to the latest trends.
44. The policy handcuffs the employees' ability to work remotely.
45. The organization handcuffs itself with excessive red tape.
46. He handcuffs his success by not networking.
47. The researcher handcuffs her study to a limited sample size.
48. The parents handcuffs their child's independence with strict rules.
49. The government handcuffs the media with censorship laws.
50. The company's culture handcuffs innovation among the staff.
51. He handcuffs his creativity by fearing judgment.
52. The student handcuffs his learning by not asking questions.
53. The mentor handcuffs his mentee’s growth with too much guidance.
54. The actor handcuffs himself to a specific genre.
55. The book handcuffs the reader to a particular perspective.
56. She handcuffs her career by not pursuing further education.
57. The relationship handcuffs them to unhealthy patterns.
58. The software handcuffs the user with complicated instructions.
59. The policy handcuffs the organization's ability to adapt.
60. The team handcuffs their potential by not collaborating.
61. The community handcuffs itself with outdated traditions.
62. He handcuffs his happiness by clinging to past regrets.
63. The training handcuffs the employees with rigid procedures.
64. The committee handcuffs its effectiveness by being too large.
65. The syllabus handcuffs the teacher's flexibility in the classroom.
66. She handcuffs her love life by being overly cautious.
67. The rules handcuffs the players' creativity on the field.
68. The event handcuffs its attendance by being too exclusive.
69. The agreement handcuffs the parties to a specific timeline.
70. The policy handcuffs the employees from expressing their ideas.
71. He handcuffs his dreams by doubting their validity.
72. The structure handcuffs the design of the building.
73. The genre handcuffs the author's ability to explore new themes.
74. The culture handcuffs the individual’s expression of identity.
75. The historical narrative handcuffs itself to a singular viewpoint.
76. The restrictions handcuffs the creativity of the project team.
77. She handcuffs her potential with fear of failure.
78. The tradition handcuffs the community from embracing change.
79. The framework handcuffs the research findings.
80. The expectations handcuffs the individual's choices.
81. He handcuffs his friendships by not being vulnerable.
82. The company handcuffs its strategies with outdated practices.
83. The film handcuffs the storyline to a predictable ending.
84. The mentor handcuffs the student’s creativity by being too controlling.
85. The culture handcuffs the workplace atmosphere.
86. The terms handcuffs the negotiation process.
87. She handcuffs her growth by avoiding new experiences.
88. The institution handcuffs its staff with complex regulations.
89. The negotiation handcuffs the deal to specific terms.
90. The relationship handcuffs his personal development.
91. The analysis handcuffs itself to limited data.
92. The expectation handcuffs her ability to enjoy the moment.
93. The policy handcuffs the users from accessing certain features.
94. He handcuffs his creativity by sticking to familiar methods.
95. The organization handcuffs itself with a lack of innovation.
96. The decision handcuffs the future of the project.
97. The contract handcuffs the organization to strict obligations.
98. The culture handcuffs the freedom of expression in the workplace.
99. The audience handcuffs the performer’s creative choices.
100. She handcuffs her happiness by not letting go of the past.