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Discover Ludwig'stranded at home' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a situation where one cannot go anywhere due to some inhibiting factor. For instance, "Due to the pandemic, I have been stranded at home for days."
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May, played by Juliet in our film, becomes stranded at home.
The blizzard in late December left thousands of people in his district stranded at home for days.
Since Ouattara called for a general strike, buses have stopped working in Abidjan, leaving thousands stranded at home.
Contrary to market expectations, this gap could widen over the next year as more American crude is stranded at home.
Local authorities in the south and Midlands yesterday insisted essential services were maintained despite the snow that left millions of workers stranded at home.
My wife got her driving licence so she takes the car now and I'm stranded at home, maybe that's got something to do with it.
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Turner was left stranded at second base, but home-field advantage was already clinched by then.
A few days later, Papa had to leave again for a business trip, during which time yet another snow storm dumped all over the East Coast, leaving him stranded in Chicago and me and JJ stranded indoors at home.
For Brits, stranded both at home and abroad, it was simply "the volcano".
Cervelli was stranded at first base.
In it, Mr. Hanks plays Viktor Navorski, a citizen of a fictional Eastern European country who is stranded at Kennedy Airport because of a coup at home.
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