custody

nounB1 · Intermediate

Legal right to take care of a child.

Meaning of «custody»

noun

legal right to take care of a child

After the divorce, she got custody of their son.

Translation

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«custody» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

the state of being held and not free

custodyheld by the police before or during a trialThe man is in police custody.

detentionkept somewhere, often without a trialThe prisoners stayed in detention for a month.

imprisonmentformalbeing put in prison as a punishmentHe was given ten years of imprisonment.

captivityheld by an enemy, or animals kept in a zooThe bird was born in captivity.

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