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Meanings of enslaved in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bond"
Examples for "bond"
1
New firms offering 'big data' solutions to bond traders continue to emerge.
2
Gross' underperformance came as bond market volatility surged on Italian political concerns.
3
Derivatives have blossomed into a new industry, way beyond the bond market.
4
That comes despite widespread jitters across government bond markets in recent weeks.
5
The bond insurers often guaranteed investment banks' portfolios of repackaged consumer debt.
1
But, to be honest, it was the action on court that enthralled.
2
I don't form any coherent thoughts, just gaze, enthralled, at the sky.
3
There are interesting attractions for those enthralled by US politics here, too.
4
For nearly five hundred years the true Oriental mind has been enthralled.
5
In his youth, Bornstellar had been enthralled by the idea of treasure.
1
It's so good to see you again-albeit in bondage and orange couture.
2
My wife and children were yet in bondage to Mr. Thomas Stanton.
3
So men are really in bondage when they think themselves most free.
4
Her husband knew a secret by which he kept her in bondage.
5
One is in bondage to his conscience, for it constantly reproves him.
Usage of enslaved in English
1
For My law screams one is not free while others remain enslaved.
2
The Dane, in turn, enslaved the Saxon in East Anglia and Yorkshire.
3
The animals he feared had been exterminated; the rest he had enslaved.
4
For the second time in their existence, the Mosdva were effectively enslaved.
5
The Metastructure enslaved mankind, yet its disappearance is leading to ultimate slavery.
6
Werther is the slave of desire; Louis Lambert was an enslaved soul.
7
I couldn't look at her, couldn't hear her Voice, without feeling... enslaved.
8
Make no mistake: if we fail, we will be enslaved, he wrote.
9
In his efforts to be free of oppression he had enslaved himself.'
10
Then, Israel was enslaved and not yet so vastly helped by Jehovah.
11
Soon a separate mission is hatched to save Django's enslaved wife, Broomhilda.
12
The Batavian republic had for years been in effect enslaved by France.
13
We fought her in the Low Countries, which she enslaved and oppressed.
14
Below the surface of this bright world lay the enslaved black race.
15
He often rejoices that the nation was not enslaved by the Irish.
16
The tyranny of opinion became terrible, and long held human minds enslaved.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Enslaved through the time
Enslaved across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common