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enslaved
adjective as in binding
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adjective as in bound
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adjective as in captive
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adjective as in indentured
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adjective as in obligated
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adjective as in obliged
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adjective as in obsequious
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adjective as in oppressed
adjective as in subject
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Example Sentences
Beyond nations, there were also varying groups and interests, including enslaved and free Black Americans, and women, too.
The children of an enslaved person are also enslaved, so I am a slave.
At its base, in a position of figurative support, are enslaved Parthians in the custody of their new Roman masters.
In the century of the country’s founding, British colonies in the New World imported 1.5 million enslaved Africans.
Hakan, not his real name, is now living in a safe house in north-east England but was enslaved for a decade, experiencing regular beatings and abuse.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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