Slavery

What do we mean by slavery?

The condition in which one person is owned as property by another and is under the owner's control, especially in involuntary servitude. noun

The practice of owning slaves. noun

A mode of production in which slaves constitute the principal work force. noun

The condition of being subject or addicted to a specified influence. noun

A condition of hard work and subjection. noun

Slabbery; wet with slaver.

A state of servitude; the condition of a slave; bondage; entire subjection to the will and commands of another; the obligation to labor for a master without the consent of the servant; the establishment of a right in law which makes one person absolute master of the body and the service of another. noun

The keeping or holding of slaves; the practice of keeping human beings in a state of servitude or bondage. noun

Servitude; the continuous and exhausting labor of a slave; drudgery. noun

The act of enslaving. noun

Synonyms Bondage, etc. See servitude. noun

1 and noun

Vassalage, thraldom, serfdom, peonage. noun

The condition of a slave; the state of entire subjection of one person to the will of another. noun

A condition of subjection or submission characterized by lack of freedom of action or of will. noun

The holding of slaves. noun

An institution or social practice of owning human beings as property, especially for use as forced laborers. noun

A condition of servitude endured by a slave. noun

A condition in which one is captivated or subjugated, as by greed or drugs. noun

An institution or social practice of owning human beings as property, especially for use as forced laborers.

A condition of servitude endured by a slave.

A condition in which one is captivated or subjugated, as by greed or drugs.

See: School. Urban Dictionary

Read middle school, elementary school, and high school. Urban Dictionary

A method of labor by which the practice of paying a bunch of commuters is circumvented in favor of, historically, importing workers from a different continent, supervising them on sixteen-hour work shifts to ensure they don't run away, providing some place where they could be kept and fed, and exerting corporal punishment when they do something unwanted. This practice has proliferated across the planet throughout history for reasons not quite substantiated. Urban Dictionary

Slavery is owning another human being. dont do it. its bad. Urban Dictionary

The state of being required to serve or give tribute to someone. Urban Dictionary

Gets shit done Urban Dictionary

The reason why black people have the upper hand in everything. Urban Dictionary

*Marriage. *Having a person do all your work. *The popular portrayal of having a black person do all your work. Urban Dictionary

Life of captivity. See marriage. Urban Dictionary

Doing work for someone for little or no pay. If it was not for slavery black people would not even be is the usa. No one went and stole them from there home. They were sold into slavery by there own people. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to slavery:
slavery, slaver, slavey, lavery, savery, slavers, slivery.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word slavery:
servitude, enslavement, abolitionist, slaves, enslaved, emancipation, indentured, abolition, slave, bondage, secession, abolished, outlawed, involuntary, fugitive, trafficking, freed, compromise, proclamation, prostitution, colonies, confederacy, plantation, gradual, racism, whites, territories, exploitation, haiti, prohibited, lincoln, amendment, abraham, freedom, practiced, labor, institution, existed, confederate, punishment, equality, moral, constitution, democrats, jefferson, caribbean, indies, escaped, reconstruction, cuba, african, cotton, illegal, civil, convention, territory, missouri, laws, trade, colonial, racial, colony, labour, argued, masters, banned, baptist, free.

Words that rhyme with slavery:
savory, bravery, unsavory, avery, quavery, lavery, savery, flavory, summer savory, winter savory, favor he, favour he, flavor he, zavery.

Adjectives that are often used to describe slavery:
anti, pro, american, domestic, african, human, white, black, indian, southern, sexual, perpetual, economic, abject, colonial, virtual, industrial, mental, egyptian, ancient, racial, brazilian, absolute, voluntary, legal, wage, roman, female, post, spiritual, west, semi, hopeless, cruel, debt, intellectual, eternal, worse, miserable, hereditary, chattel, near, north, outright, atlantic, capitalist, turkish, cuban, indigenous, wretched, worst, territorial, feudal, lifelong, transatlantic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective slavery:
party, men, movement, cause, society, argument, question, agitation, sentiment, meeting, man, convention, societies, people, crusade, meetings, office, feeling, leaders, struggle, friends, whigs, arguments, american, controversy, the, forces, sentiments, papers, petitions, enterprise, measures, freedom, abolition, settlers, poems, members, candidate, movements, legislation, literature, efforts, united, standard, extension, platform, principles, paper, campaign, views, continued, discussion, spirit, record, publications, reporter, politics, ticket, ranks, writers, riots, lecture, delegates, lecturers, thought, addresses, district, address, clause, organizations, parties, doomed, reform, apostles, perversions, proceedings, doctrines, document, fiction, abolished, lecturer, beginnings, ballads, truth, mob, contest, opinions, candidates.

Consonant match to slavery:
slaverer.

Words that sound like slavery:
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