enslave in the PONS Dictionary

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They're highly intelligent, they enslave other monsters, and they're particularly inimical to human life and society.
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Price believed that religion was often used to enslave people, and despised sanctimonious preachers.
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It is from this deathrealm that some necromancers call forth some of the souls that they enslave.
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I could have been enslaved to the need for her body after all.
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Slaves were often not the chattel of other men, nor enslaved for life.
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The term rural tenancy usually describes the situation of previously enslaved people that were now tenants on the landowner's property.
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Other mixed-race children were left enslaved; some were sold away by their fathers.
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It attempted to enslave women in high-heeled, low-status roles, and to inculcate values in young girls like women as beasts of shopping.
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In the later 18th and 19th centuries, they were often the children of white planter fathers and enslaved women.
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Rescue proves a mixed blessing, as he is also enslaved.
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