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Significados de enslavement em inglês

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The state of being a slave.

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russo
порабощение
espanhol
esclavización

Being forced into slavery.

порабощение
Uso de enslavement em inglês
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Perhaps only within certain boundaries, a middle ground between autonomy and enslavement?
The Golem and the Jinni
2
The revolt of all the higher instincts against enslavement by the lower.
To-morrow?
3
Any fair consideration of the depth and width of enslavement tempts insanity.
The Guardian
4
You may doubt that sexual enslavement is practised in twenty-first century Japan.
Number9Dream
5
Some fear that development will lead to corruption and American enslavement.
The new yorker
6
The towns thrived as independent entities operating outside of British colonization and enslavement.
Ebony
7
If human history was any guide, there would be enslavement, colonization, or war.
Pathfinder
8
Well, in this way came about the first enslavement of the working man.
As We Are and As We May Be
9
The classes and status of slaves, and the causes of enslavement are recounted.
History of the Philippine Islands
10
What you call your right we call enslavement, and it is an abomination.
The spirit thief
11
For with your deaths, you will be preserving humanity from enslavement and destruction!
The dog said bow-wow
12
Freedmen who lacked adequate identification were also endangered by legal kidnapping and enslavement.
The Black Experience in America
13
Hamas's enslavement of Gaza continues, as does the silent complicity of the protesters.
The Guardian
14
The rock moves us away from enslavement and into the light of liberation.
Ebony
15
In 2005, the ICC indicted him on seven counts including murder and enslavement.
Reuters
16
Or does love look like, feel like, and operate as enslavement?
Ebony
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Translations for enslavement
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cativeiro
catalão
captivitat
Enslavement ao longo do tempo
Enslavement nas variantes da língua
Estados Unidos da América
Comum
Reino Unido
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