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Meanings of thrall in inglés
portugués
escravidão catalán
esclavatge Sinónimos
Examples for "slavery"
Examples for "slavery"
1
Swan said New Zealand was not immune to cases of modern slavery.
2
In the 1820's slavery in New York State had long been abolished.
3
The second revolution was the civil war and the abolition of slavery.
4
Yoon says the situation echoes the sex-slavery system of the Japanese army.
5
Of course I knew about slavery but mostly in a general context.
1
Rights groups call this a form of slavery known as debt bondage.
2
Immediately released from their bondage, the refugees have begun their journey home.
3
The lad extremely disliked the idea of bondage to his future father-in-law.
4
Pharaoh, and Egypt; and Israel's bondage there, being a type of these.
5
The Party claimed, of course, to have liberated the proles from bondage.
1
The man of taste willingly escapes the gross thraldom of the appetites.
2
He saw himself freed from the menace of the thraldom of Mrs.
3
And they had liefer die than be under the yoke of thraldom.
4
Heavy-wet and gin: alas, these are not the only kinds of thraldom.
5
He made one last heroic effort to break his chain of thraldom.
1
This is the beginning of woman's emancipation from the thralldom of centuries.
2
Forthwith the thralldom was broken, we hope never again to be felt.
3
He was glad that he had given her freedom from her thralldom.
4
Shall the struggler with a bad habit break it with its thralldom?
5
The thralldom of natural living is, in contrast, set in a pace humiliating.
Usage of thrall in inglés
1
The weather was perfect; the thrall of the sea was upon them.
2
She had given them spells to free the wizards in Folcalor's thrall.
3
The full magic of the moment held them both in its thrall.
4
He is, in fact, the born thrall and slave of the thrifty.
5
She would not have long to experience the pleasurable thrall of motherhood.
6
The horses are feeling it-unlesssome thrall has poisoned the whole stable.
7
After all these years, Abu Sufyan remained in thrall to this madwoman.
8
But he was also in thrall to the mystic chords of history.
9
Lead on, thrall; remember thy farm at Aescendune, and thy forfeit life.
10
Grettir stayed a second night and again the thrall did not appear.
11
Amazingly, in the nineties Britons were still in thrall to French cuisine.
12
Perhaps by this time she was the thrall of her own song.
13
They were every bit as much in thrall to the left-wing Establishment.
14
For the thrall that you have lost, I present to you another.
15
Could I or any true man be so caitiff and so thrall?
16
Then the thrall rose, yawned, and dropped the bar over the door.
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Thrall through the time
Thrall across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common