A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Imparcare (im-pahr-kair-ee) is a legal term that means to enclose or impound. In history, it was used to refer to confining someone in prison.

Example: During the medieval times, if someone was accused of a crime, they would be imparcared in a carcer, which was a type of prison used for detention during trial or after sentencing.

Explanation: The example illustrates how imparcare was used to confine someone in a carcer, which was a type of prison used for detention rather than punishment. The term imparcare was used to describe the act of impounding or enclosing someone in a carcer.