reenslaving
/riːɪnˈsleɪvɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of reenslave: the act of making someone a slave again or bringing them back under complete control.
- The government was accused of reenslaving its citizens through new restrictive laws.
- The invaders are reenslaving the people they had previously freed.
- He is reenslaving himself to his phone by checking it every few minutes.
noun
- The process or act of making someone a slave again or bringing them back under complete control.
- Historians study the reenslaving of freed people after the war.
- The documentary focused on the reenslaving of workers through modern debt systems.
- The reenslaving of the population was met with international outrage.
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