What is "remand" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "remand": the act of sending an accused person back into custody to await trial (or the continuation of the trial)

Noun

Meaning of "remand": refer (a matter or legal case) to another committee or authority or court for decision

Verb

Meaning of "remand": lock up or confine, in or as in a jail

Verb

Synonyms:

obstruct, defer, restrict, suspend, bar, detain, shelve, prevent, withhold, stay, prolong, stall, impede, put off, adjourn, postpone, hold, hamper, block, keep, clog, temporize, tarry, dilly-dally, dawdle, curb, table, protract, check, inhibit, repress, procrastinate, arrest, confine, filibuster, lag, discourage, deter, drag, interfere, retard, slacken, linger, choke, encumber, loiter, stave off, intermit, prorogue, bide time, gain time, hold over, keep back, lay over, incarcerate, apprehend, detain, jail, commit, hold, nab, constrain, closet, immure, ice, keep, trammel, intern, restrain, stockade, pen, circumscribe, curb, limit, cage, check, occlude, impound, bottle up, put away, lock up, bastille, fence in, hold captive, hold hostage, hold in custody, keep captive, keep in custody, lock in, put behind bars, rail in, send to prison, send up, shut in, take prisoner, isolation, confinement, captivity, incarceration, custody, thralldom, bondage, restraint, quarantine, duress, thraldom, durance, immuration,

Antonyms:

aid, assist, expedite, release, permit, carry out, further, unblock, complete, hurry, liberate, hasten, speed, help, promote, support, advance, forward, free, let go, continue, go, open, allow, do, encourage, abandon, finish, push, rush, leave, dispatch, release, liberate, cease, aid, assist, permit, free, let go, stop, help, allow, liberation, liberty, freedom, discharge, liberating, release,