Adjective:

Housebound,

housebound's Usage Examples:

What's Eating Gilbert Grape, in which she played the title character's housebound mother.

in a nursing home Is blind or nearly blind A veteran is eligible for housebound benefits when he or she: Has a single permanent disability that results.

ordinance, church congregations may send men to the homes of sick or housebound members in order to provide them with the sacrament.

social workers, and other healthcare associates for patients who are housebound, recovering from an illness or injury, or are living with a disability.

visiting optician that provides free home eye tests for the elderly and housebound in the United Kingdom.

Marty Anderson, housebound due to Crohn's disease, later began the musical project 'Okay'.

Because they are housebound, many of the recipients are the elderly, and many of the volunteers are.

She is noted for her modernist stance, rejecting the traditional housebound role for Bengali women, a theme echoed later in the work of other poets.

contracted a staphylococcus infection from a snow skiing injury and was housebound.

were displayed in order to represent the 25% of patients with ME who are housebound or bedbound.

voluntary exile in the home once they leave their outside work… Perhaps housebound wives with liberal interests and a desire to remain individuals could.

age of 13, with the encouragement of her father, as her mother, ill and housebound, was unable to supervise her outside of the home.

Synonyms:

homebound; shut-in; confined;

Antonyms:

ambiversive; free; unrestricted; unconfined;