homebound

/ˈhoʊmˌbaʊnd/
adjective
  1. Unable to leave one's home, usually because of illness, injury, or disability.
    • He became homebound due to a chronic condition and relies on online shopping.
    • The charity delivers meals to homebound elderly people.
    • After her surgery, she was homebound for several weeks.
  2. Traveling or heading toward home.
    • We saw many homebound cars on the highway after the holiday weekend.
    • The ship was homebound after a long voyage across the Atlantic.
    • The homebound train was crowded with commuters.
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