0 the act of making a slave of someone:
At an early date, the Spanish government passed laws prohibiting enslavement of Indians.
They harbour a scepticism of global capitalism and what they view as enslavement to a foreign company.
The party’s enslavement to special interests is doing harm both to the party and to the nation.
Our enslavement to fossil fuels and our emphasis on economy over environment are unnatural.
He never allowed his years of enslavement and inhumane treatment stop him from cherishing his faith and sharing his warm personality.
In this continuum from enslavement to emancipation to enfranchisement to empowerment, it's about the African-American community developing its assets.
He lived for many years with his 14-year enslavement in the gulag uppermost in mind.
Roosevelt said that Wilson's doctrine meant the enslavement of the people by the great corporations.
We have experienced enslavement by smartphones, an avalanche of spam, a thicket of passwords we can't remember.
