A prisoner of war camp is an institution where enemies are confined during war times. Synonyms for this term include internment camp, detention facility, POW camp, concentration camp, and detainment center. Each term evokes different connotations and historical contexts. Internment camp generally refers to the detention of civilians or non-combatants, as opposed to soldiers. Detention facility is a broader term encompassing all facilities where detainees are held. POW camp is the most specific term, referring to a camp specifically designated for prisoners of war. Concentration camp is associated with the atrocities of the Holocaust, and detainment center often refers to facilities for illegal immigrants. Each term has its unique history and implications, and careful consideration should be given when using them.