what do incarcerated mean im 17 i should no this but i don't what does it mean?

Answer 1

to incarcerate means - to put in jail; to confine

Answer 2

If you're "a very good student" as you claim, you should be able to master the basics of spelling and punctuation. In particular, your use of the apostrophy could use some work. If you want to try something new, try writing like a grown up. It may not be as exciting as drugs, but it looks like it would be something you've never done before. I'm not going to lie to you and tell you that something terrible will happen if you try a "hard" drug. Many people do try them once, or even take them a couple times, without becoming addicted or having any serious long-term side effects. However, many people do become addicted, even if they thought they could do it just once to see what it's like. They try it once, and they like it, and it's all downhill from there. Any drug addict will tell you that the first high is the best. You could well end up spending the rest of your life trying to replicate it, even if right now it seems like it could never happen to you. Also, any one of the drugs you listed has the potential to cause a bad reaction that can do serious long-term neurological damage, even with just once use. It's rare, but it can happen. Probably LSD is the worst of the ones you listed in that regard. And ecstasy is known to cause changes in your brain chemistry that last for months after just one dose, and cause reduced experience of happiness, although that effect does normally disappear after about two months. At 17 your brain is still developing, making excessive drug use particularly dangerous (and btw, alcohol is actually a drug). Appart from the risk of becoming dependent, or inflicting physical damage by ingesting posions, you also still have the ability to impair development of your central nervous system. So if you're going to try any additional drugs, you'd do well to at least wait a few more years. You're already smoking pot regularly, which would put you at increased risk for becoming dependant on other drugs. Two or more times a week is a lot. And as for being "totally fine," you appear to have the writing skills of an average 3rd grader and yet consider yourself a good student, so perhaps your judgement is a bit clouded. If you want to try something new, take up a new sport, learn to paint, even go bungee jumping if you want. While you might be able to take whatever drug just once without any serious consequences, you could also end up seriously screwing up your life, and your body. Ultimately, it doesn't matter how many other people have gotten addicted and how many haven't. What will matter is whether or not you end up getting addicted. However many million non-addicts there are in the world, that won't make you any less addicted. Don't try any of the drugs you listed, especially not at your age.

Answer 3

Incarcerated Mean

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what do incarcerated mean im 17 i should no this but i don't what does it mean?

Answer 5

It means you are locked up in jail/prison.

Answer 6

in jail or prison. Someone who is behind bars.

Answer 7

in prison or jail

Answer 8

locked up, in jail, prison.

Answer 9

locked up...you can use a dictionary in cases like these unless u dont have one...

Answer 10

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