🇬🇧 Enslavement meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Enslavement is when a person is forced to be a slave and loses their freedom. They have to work and obey without getting to choose, and they cannot just leave. Enslavement is very unfair and wrong, because every person should be free to make their own choices and be treated with respect.

Our cat’s silent enslavement program includes mind‑controlling us to open doors, give treats, and provide warm laps on command.

The hamster attempted the enslavement of every human in the house by making us refill his food bowl every five minutes.

The witch’s spell of frog enslavement backfired, and suddenly she was hopping around doing their homework.

The villain’s plan of cat enslavement failed when the cats demanded naps, snacks, and a raise.

Historians study real human enslavement to remember how terribly wrong it is, so we never repeat it and always protect everyone’s freedom.

A child found a bird in a tiny cage, eyes dull with long enslavement. The child swore to end that enslavement and cut the wire, feeling the weight of the bird's past enslavement in its fragile wings. Each step tested the bird's memory of enslavement, but at the field it flapped, shaking off enslavement, and flew free.

This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.

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