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housebound
[hous-bound]
housebound
/ ˈʊˌʊԻ /
adjective
unable to leave one's house because of illness, injury, etc
Word History and Origins
Origin of housebound1
Example Sentences
When he was ill and housebound, Robson said his father became his rock and cared for him every day.
"For us, Pip is not a benefit - it is access to life. Without it, people are left housebound and isolated."
Gemma said at one point she was almost housebound and could only get around through the help of a pushchair or shopping trolley.
Mr Taylor said losing his mobility had turned his life "upside down" as he is unable to work and is "nigh-on housebound."
There have been times he's been too anxious to do that and we were housebound but at the moment he's doing OK.
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