thrall in Spanish
thrall in Spanish is esclavo — thrall means a person held as a slave or in servitude, under the total control of another.
thrall in Spanish
esclavo
(literary, or, puristic, otherwise, archaic) Slave; one under the control of another.
What does "thrall" mean?
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noun A person held as a slave or in servitude, under the total control of another.
"In the old sagas, captured warriors were often made thralls."
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noun The state of being completely controlled or dominated by something.
"The nation remained in thrall to the powerful trading company for decades."
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thrall in a sentence
- In the old sagas, captured warriors were often made thralls.
- The nation remained in thrall to the powerful trading company for decades.
- She was in thrall to his every word.
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What is "thrall" in Spanish?
"thrall" in Spanish is esclavo. thrall means: A person held as a slave or in servitude, under the total control of another.
How do you use "thrall" in a sentence?
Example: "In the old sagas, captured warriors were often made thralls." In Spanish, "thrall" is esclavo.
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