serfdom (Meaning)

Wordnet

serfdom (n)

the state of a serf

Webster

The state or condition of a serf.

Serfdom, a medieval European institution, bound peasants to the land and to their lords.
The serfdom system deprived peasants of personal freedom and basic rights.
Emancipation from serfdom was a gradual process that occurred at different times in different regions.
Serfdom was abolished in Russia in 1861, marking a significant social and economic shift.
The remnants of serfdom lingered in some parts of Eastern Europe until the 20th century.
Historians consider serfdom a form of labor exploitation that prevented social mobility.
The impact of serfdom on social structures and economic development has been extensively studied.
Serfdom was often accompanied by harsh living conditions and limited opportunities for peasants.
The legacy of serfdom continues to influence land ownership and social inequalities in some regions.
The abolition of serfdom was a major milestone in the history of human rights and social justice.

the state of a serfThe state or condition of a serf.

enslavement, servitude,peonage, yoke, servility, slavery, bondage, thraldom, thrall, thralldom

emancipation, liberty, freedom, liberation, liberty,freedom, liberation, emancipation, manumission, independence

Serfdom, a medieval European institution, bound peasants to the land and to their lords.

The serfdom system deprived peasants of personal freedom and basic rights.

Emancipation from serfdom was a gradual process that occurred at different times in different regions.

Serfdom was abolished in Russia in 1861, marking a significant social and economic shift.