1. confined or trapped in or as if in a cage

1. past tense and past participle of incage; to put or keep in a cage
Usage: less common variant of 'caged'

Examples

• The incaged bird sang mournfully from its perch.
• She felt incaged by the narrow walls of her small apartment.
• The lion was incaged for transport to the wildlife sanctuary.
• He incaged the rabbits before moving them to the new hutch.
• The incaged animals awaited their release into the wild.
• They incaged the wild horses to prevent them from straying.
• An incaged existence left him yearning for freedom.