Both "caged" and "captive" refer to being confined or restrained against one's will. They are often used in contexts involving animals or people who are prevented from leaving or moving freely.
"Caged" specifically suggests being placed in a cage, a physical barrier that encloses, typically referring to animals. "Captive" is more general and can apply to people or animals, emphasizing the state of being held under control or in custody, not necessarily in a cage.
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