enslavement
/ɪnˈsleɪvmənt/
noun
- The state or condition of being forced to work for someone else without freedom or payment, like a slave.
- The museum exhibit showed artifacts from the era of enslavement in the Americas.
- The history book described the brutal enslavement of millions of people.
- She wrote a powerful essay about the enslavement of workers in sweatshops.
- The act of making someone or something completely controlled by another person or a force.
- The dictator's goal was the enslavement of the entire population.
- They fought against the enslavement of their country by foreign powers.
- Addiction can lead to the enslavement of a person's will.
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