[ শ্যাক্ল্ ]noun হাত বা পায়ের বেড়ি; হাতকড়া; নিগড়; (plural) পায়ের নিগড়; (লাক্ষণিক) বাধা; নিগড়; শৃঙ্খল: the shacks of convention.
□ বেড়ি পরানো; শৃঙ্খলিত করা।
shackle definition
A restraint, typically a chain or metal loop, used to bind or secure something.
shackle শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
hamper, fetter, trammel, pinion, bond, shackle,
shackle Example in a sentence
The heavy iron shackles bit into his ankles, leaving raw marks as he shuffled along.
The prisoner’s arms were shackled together, preventing him from even feeding himself.
Metaphorically, the oppressive laws shackled their freedom of expression.
The shackles of poverty held her family back from a better life.
The ancient tree was shackled with thick vines, its growth stunted.
The sailboat was shackled to the dock, waiting for a favorable wind.
The handcuffs shackled his wrists, symbolizing the end of his freedom.
She felt shackled by the expectations of society, unable to pursue her dreams.
The shackles of fear and doubt held him hostage, preventing him from taking risks.
The shackles of addiction imprisoned his mind and spirit, leaving him a shadow of his former self.