enserfed

/ɪnˈsɜrft/
adjective
  1. Forced into a condition of servitude or bondage; made a serf.
    • The novel tells the story of an enserfed family struggling for freedom.
    • The enserfed peasants had no rights and worked the lord's land.
    • Historians study the lives of enserfed populations in medieval Europe.
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verb
  1. Past tense of enserf: made someone a serf or forced into servitude.
    • They enserfed the captured soldiers and put them to work in the fields.
    • The king enserfed the rebels after the uprising failed.
    • The new law effectively enserfed the indebted farmers.