Definition of "cabined" [cabined]

• Confined at close quarters (adjective)

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• "The court of appeals cautioned that the right of publicity should be cabined to avoid granting performers rights beyond commercial ads, in order to preserve standard arrangements in the recording and movie industries."
• "One could argue, as an originalist, that the “war powers” at the time meant only armies and navies and that “necessary and proper” at the time was very cabined, with necessary to be taken literally."
• "May 18, 2010, 2: 12 pm wm13 says: this rule [relying on foreign precedent] is pretty obviously cabined to the 8th Amendment"