Associations to the word «Enslavement»
Noun
- Extermination
- African
- Deportation
- Slavery
- Servitude
- Bondage
- Captive
- Rape
- Kidnapping
- Genocide
- Torture
- Canaan
- Slave
- Oppression
- Persecution
- Expulsion
- Exploitation
- Israelites
- Reparation
- Annihilation
- Racism
- Emancipation
- Trafficking
- Negroes
- Slav
- Yoruba
- Abduction
- European
- Importation
- Humanity
- Diaspora
- Colonialism
- Cleansing
- Jesuit
- Abolitionist
- Prostitution
- Caribbean
- Christendom
- Conscription
- Imprisonment
- Colonist
- Indictment
- Seminole
- Justification
- Colonization
- Assimilation
- Aggression
- Casa
- Athenian
- Abandonment
- Maroon
- Native
- Jihad
- Indian
- Deprivation
- Capture
- Muslim
- Conquest
- Black
- Domination
- Destruction
- Civilian
- Abolition
- Freedom
- Holocaust
- Slaughter
- Carthage
- Punishment
- Murder
- Cleric
- Coloni
- Violation
- Plantation
- Christian
Adjective
Wiktionary
ENSLAVEMENT, noun. The act of enslaving or the state of being a slave; bondage
Dictionary definition
ENSLAVEMENT, noun. The state of being a slave; "So every bondman in his own hand bears the power to cancel his captivity"--Shakespeare.
ENSLAVEMENT, noun. The act of making slaves of your captives.
Wise words
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