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UK
/ˌaʊblɪˈɛt/
]
NOUN
- a dungeon with the only entrance or exit being a trap door in the ceiling
How To Use oubliette In A Sentence
- But the oubliette alone will let you think while dying.
- I'm trapped in an oubliette, that's what this is, an oubliette for the mentally unstable.
- It was only then that Sabrina realized they were in an oubliette. CODE BREAKER
- They are like the French medieval penalty of the oubliette, where a man was put in a hole in the ground with bars over the top and forgotten.
- It was an oubliette for material that the owner of the business had been unable to sell to collectors or historians.
- The oubliette is a dirty place, and fuligin doesn't show bloodstains. The Shadow of the Torturer
- For a few hours, it meant an oubliette from whatever reality it is that everyone wanted me to face.
- He once said Bunny was all that stood between him and the oubliette. DOLL'S EYES
- Zlotin climbed back up on to the landing above the oubliette, then crouched down beside a wheel situated directly above the sluice-gate. CODE BREAKER
- That's why we have to have them - a societal oubliette.