noun

enslavement

Enslavement (noun) means the act of forcing someone into slavery, or the resulting condition. Example: “The book traces the history of enslavement in the region.”

noun

The act of forcing someone into slavery, or the resulting condition.

"The book traces the history of enslavement in the region."

How to use enslavement

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe state or act of being made a slave.

Word forms

enslavements plural

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Etymology

From "enslave" plus the noun-forming suffix -ment.

Synonyms

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captivity

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Rhymes for enslavement

cement element clement movement pavement tenement inclement abatement amusement statement agreement excrement

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Frequently asked questions

What does “enslavement” mean?

The word “enslavement” means the act of forcing someone into slavery, or the resulting condition. In plain terms, the state or act of being made a slave.

How do you use “enslavement” in a sentence?

Here is “enslavement” used in a sentence: “The book traces the history of enslavement in the region.”

What part of speech is “enslavement”?

“Enslavement” is a noun.

What is the meaning of enslavement?

"enslavement" (noun) means the act of forcing someone into slavery, or the resulting condition.

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