Associations to the word «Slavery»
Noun
- Abolition
- Abolitionist
- Servitude
- Emancipation
- Bondage
- Southerner
- Slave
- Secession
- Stowe
- Negroes
- Anti
- Douglass
- Whig
- Compromise
- Quaker
- Planter
- Colonialism
- Trafficking
- Liberator
- African
- Oppression
- Campaigner
- Colonization
- Prostitution
- Freedman
- Racism
- Statehood
- Reparation
- Importation
- Temperance
- Agitation
- Plantation
- Proclamation
- Ordinance
- Coloni
- Confederacy
- Weld
- Sumner
- Methodist
- Tyranny
- Constitution
- Pro
- Serf
- Continuance
- Insurrection
- Freedom
- Israelites
- Seward
- Exploitation
- Segregation
- Sentiment
- Captive
- Mott
- Apprenticeship
- Lincoln
- Yoke
- Cruelty
- Evil
- Capitalism
- Prohibition
- Fugitive
- Liberty
- Sovereignty
- Injustice
- Angelina
- Repeal
- Rights
- Territory
- Petition
- Calhoun
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
SLAVERY, noun. An institution or social practice of owning human beings as property, especially for use as forced laborers.
SLAVERY, noun. A condition of servitude endured by a slave.
SLAVERY, noun. (figuratively) A condition in which one is captivated or subjugated, as by greed or drugs.
Dictionary definition
SLAVERY, noun. The state of being under the control of another person.
SLAVERY, noun. The practice of owning slaves.
SLAVERY, noun. Work done under harsh conditions for little or no pay.
Wise words
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