enslaved (Meaning)

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enslaved (imp. & p. p.)

of Enslave

Throughout history, millions of people have lived in bondage, enslaved in conditions of unimaginable cruelty.
The horrors of the transatlantic slave trade saw millions of Africans enslaved against their will.
The abolitionist movement fought tirelessly to end the barbaric practice of enslavement.
Even after slavery was abolished, many formerly enslaved people continued to face discrimination and injustice.
The legacy of enslavement continues to reverberate in modern-day societies.
The trauma endured by enslaved people has had profound intergenerational effects.
Museums and memorials dedicated to the memory of enslaved people serve as important reminders of the horrors they faced.
The struggle for racial equality cannot be fully resolved without addressing the historical and systemic impacts of enslavement.
The descendants of enslaved people carry the weight of their ancestors' suffering, even generations later.
The horrors of enslavement must never be forgotten or diminished.

of Enslave

confined, trapped, arrested, bound, incarcerated, imprisoned,indentured, captive, captured,interned

free,free, freed, liberated, emancipated, unconfined, unrestrained, unconfined, freed, released

Throughout history, millions of people have lived in bondage, enslaved in conditions of unimaginable cruelty.

The horrors of the transatlantic slave trade saw millions of Africans enslaved against their will.

The abolitionist movement fought tirelessly to end the barbaric practice of enslavement.

Even after slavery was abolished, many formerly enslaved people continued to face discrimination and injustice.