enslavement

Examples of enslaved

enslaved

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Narratives by enslaved persons are few and scattered, but we are still hopeful that more will come to light in the future.
Moreover, it raises, even if it does not fully answer, the fascinating question of how an enslaved woman came to employ a rhetoric of honour.
The spirit shrines regulated which categories of people could legitimately be enslaved and sold in the trade.
In other words, the polymerization dynamics of the longer polymers is enslaved by that of the shorter ones.
In reality, their razzias led to localized depopulation as entire settlements were enslaved or dispersed.
In general, however, it is important to understand that, for various reasons, both social and cultural, enslaved persons are not ubiquitous in the sources.
It provides a fascinating insight into the complex and varied experiences of growing up enslaved.
This cave has no exit once one becomes enslaved to its shadows.
Although freed from landlords and moneylenders, they were enslaved by their new employers.
Rather, she assumes the position of a missionary who will free others that are enslaved.
The master loses his freedom and becomes enslaved to his servant whose own quest for prestige and recognition also ends in failure.
British consumers, as well as the enslaved themselves, thus paid for emancipation.
You are not leaving enslaved, but as brothers and disciples.
They cannot fulfil their mistress's command till they have completely enslaved the consciousness.
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