bondage in Latin
bondage in Latin is captīvitās — bondage means the state of being enslaved, or forced servitude with no freedom.
bondage in Latin
captīvitās
What does "bondage" mean?
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noun The state of being enslaved, or forced servitude with no freedom.
"The novel follows a family escaping bondage in the 1800s."
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noun The practice of tying or restraining someone, typically for sexual pleasure.
"The shop sells bondage gear alongside other adult items."
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bondage in a sentence
- The novel follows a family escaping bondage in the 1800s.
- The shop sells bondage gear alongside other adult items.
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What is "bondage" in Latin?
"bondage" in Latin is captīvitās. bondage means: The state of being enslaved, or forced servitude with no freedom.
How do you use "bondage" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel follows a family escaping bondage in the 1800s." In Latin, "bondage" is captīvitās.
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