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Meaning of indenturing
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indenturing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Indenture
indenturing Sentence Examples
- The newly arrived immigrants were indentured to the landowners for a period of seven years.
- The children were forcefully indentured after the loss of their parents.
- The indenturing system exploited the poor and desperate individuals, binding them to servitude.
- The indentured servants toiled tirelessly in harsh conditions for meager pay.
- The abolition of indenturing marked a significant step towards the eradication of forced labor practices.
- The indenturing contract granted the employer complete control over the indentured individual.
- The indentured workers faced severe punishments for disobeying their masters.
- The indenturing system often resulted in abuse, exploitation, and inhumane treatment.
- Historical documents provide insights into the harrowing experiences of indentured servants.
- Despite the abolition of indenturing, modern forms of forced labor continue to plague certain parts of the world.
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of Indenture
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The newly arrived immigrants were indentured to the landowners for a period of seven years.
The children were forcefully indentured after the loss of their parents.
The indenturing system exploited the poor and desperate individuals, binding them to servitude.
The indentured servants toiled tirelessly in harsh conditions for meager pay.
