slavery in Greek
slavery in Greek is δουλεία — slavery means the practice or system of owning people as property and forcing them to work.
slavery in Greek
δουλεία
Pronounced: douleia
What does "slavery" mean?
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noun The practice or system of owning people as property and forcing them to work.
"The abolition of slavery was a defining struggle of the 19th century."
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noun A state of being controlled or dominated by something, such as an addiction.
"He described his years of addiction as a kind of slavery."
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slavery in a sentence
- The abolition of slavery was a defining struggle of the 19th century.
- He described his years of addiction as a kind of slavery.
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What is "slavery" in Greek?
"slavery" in Greek is δουλεία. slavery means: The practice or system of owning people as property and forcing them to work.
How do you pronounce δουλεία?
"slavery" in Greek is δουλεία, pronounced "douleia".
How do you use "slavery" in a sentence?
Example: "The abolition of slavery was a defining struggle of the 19th century." In Greek, "slavery" is δουλεία.
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