encage , auch: incage

"They want to encage it," he said, and predicted a confrontation.

Within the auditorium the spectators encage the actors, surrounding them on three sides.

"Clear to encage!"

Corruption, bribery and class cooperation are becoming the means to encage the grass-roots masses and accept the most reactionary, anti-grass roots measures.

But there is no denying the disquieting impact of the scene in which Prospero threatens to return Ariel to the imprisonment of a tree trunk, as an ensemble of actors in black advance menacingly with tall bamboo poles that encage the hauntingly terrified sprite.

Then you go on speaking of Sharon as a man of peace, the man who refused to negotiate peace, who planed the intifada and kept it alive for years in order to have a pretext to refuse peace negotiations and who did the most to encage the Palestinians.