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Meaning parole meaning

What does parole mean?
Definitions in simple English

parole Noun

— Parole is the supervised release of a prisoner before the completion of their sentence.

parole

— noun (= word) a promise he gave his word — noun (law) a conditional release from imprisonment that entitles the person to serve the remainder of the sentence outside the prison as long as the terms of release are complied with — verb release a criminal from detention and place him on parole The prisoner was paroled after serving 10 years in prison — noun (= password, word) a secret word or phrase known only to a restricted group he forgot the password

Synonyms parole synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as parole?

parole English » English

watchword password countersign word word of honor release on bail parole of honour speech act shibboleth release promise probation pledge performance liberation liberate on parole let loose key word conditional release bail access key access code

Topics parole topics

What do people use parole to talk about?
Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Respond to someone in trouble

Free from bondage

Conjugation parole conjugation

How do you conjugate parole?

parole · verb

Examples parole examples

How do I use parole in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom was sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Tom was sentenced to life without parole.
I'm on parole.
Tom didn't violate his parole.

Movie subtitles

Hey, go change. I'll explain your parole terms.
Hello. Are you out on parole?
I see the parole board has let you loose on the public again, huh?
It's your parole.
Hey, Wilson, they can't parole you out of this.
And furthermore, this court recommends that no application for parole be considered.
The best pitcher we got on our team goes out on parole tomorrow.
I got out in four. Parole.
You're on parole.
No, parole.
You wanna be sent back for breaking parole?
Seems to me I saw where the parole officer reported here that you have two kids.
On the parole?
I'll explain your parole terms.
Get it down! Hey, Wilson, they can't parole you out of this.
You see, Mary. no matter how good a person's record has been in prison they can't get out on parole unless they have a job to come to.
Against parole rules.
It's a violation of your parole.
It's all right with us if she's trying to keep her parole.
Parole?
You wanna get fingerprinted? You wanna be sent back for breaking parole?
My dear friends, speaking as ajurist, may I say that even in our penal code we have provided a system of parole.
Are you out on parole? No.
He's on parole.
Here's my parole card.
You bet, he won't expect parole.
Backalis's parole officer was Charles Meade, county courthouse in the Bronx.
He's eligible for parole in two months.
The parole board said no.
Call your parole officer.
I called my parole officer.
My parole officer got it for me.

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