enslave in Latin
enslave in Latin is servum faciō — enslave means to force someone into slavery or a condition of total control, stripping them of freedom.
enslave in Latin
servum faciō
(transitive) To make subservient; to strip one of freedom; enthrall.
What does "enslave" mean?
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verb To force someone into slavery or a condition of total control, stripping them of freedom.
"The invading empire enslaved much of the local population."
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enslave in a sentence
- The invading empire enslaved much of the local population.
- He felt enslaved by his crushing debt.
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What is "enslave" in Latin?
"enslave" in Latin is servum faciō. enslave means: To force someone into slavery or a condition of total control, stripping them of freedom.
How do you use "enslave" in a sentence?
Example: "The invading empire enslaved much of the local population." In Latin, "enslave" is servum faciō.
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