housebound

/ˈhaʊs baʊnd/
adjective
  1. Unable to leave one's home, typically due to illness, injury, or disability.
    • After breaking her hip, my grandmother was housebound for several months.
    • He became housebound during the worst of his chemotherapy treatments.
    • The charity delivers meals to housebound seniors who cannot shop for themselves.
  2. Confined to home for other reasons, such as weather or caregiving duties.
    • New parents often feel housebound during the first few months with a baby.
    • The blizzard left us housebound for three days with no power.
    • She was housebound while caring for her sick husband.
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