Another word for slave would be servant. Prisoner would be acceptable, but not as accurate as the first word. Hope this helps!
Another word for to set free is liberate.
Serfs, Peasants, Slaves, Peons,
Yes, slaves is a noun. It is the plural of the noun slave, a word for a person who is the legal property of another; a person who has lost self-control and is controlled by something or someone else.The word slaves is also a verb, the third person, singular present of the verb to slave.
Collective nouns for slaves are a gang of slaves or a coffle of slaves.
Emancipation means the act of freeing. Example: Slaves were emancipated. This means that the slaves were freed.
Another word for to set free is liberate.
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Serfs, Peasants, Slaves, Peons,
Liberation Another possible answer: abolitionist
Yes, slaves is a noun. It is the plural of the noun slave, a word for a person who is the legal property of another; a person who has lost self-control and is controlled by something or someone else.The word slaves is also a verb, the third person, singular present of the verb to slave.
Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.Yes and no. This is another instance of a matter of the definition of words. Our present day meaning of the word toilet is that of a privy. We use it to "go". The original meaning of the word was the act of personal grooming and dressing. Cleopatra never used her slaves as would be required in our present day meaning of the word, but she certainly would use them in the archaic meaning of the word. Slaves were her hairdressers, manicurists, dressers, pedicurists and makeup appliers.
Slaves do not have fun. They are slaves and are people owned by another person.
Slaves has one syllable.
Slaves do not have fun. They are slaves and are people owned by another person.
slaves did not have the right to vote the word "men" did not inclued slaves
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No, the noun 'slave' and the verb to 'slave' are base words.The noun forms are slave (singular) and slaves (plural).The verb forms are slave, slaves slaving, and slaved.