The word shanghaiing is a verbal noun (gerund) for the practice of using trickery, deception, or violence to conscript men to work as sailors on ships. The verb form is shanghai, named after the port in China that these ships often frequented in the mid nineteenth century. Example sentence:
The practice of shanghaiing was a form of involuntary servitude.
read the book outsiders it gives you and example
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read the book outsiders it gives you and example
Shanghaiing (taking by force) US sailors on the open sea.
Shanghaiing refers to the practice of kidnapping people to serve as sailors.
In "The Outsiders," the term "shanghaiing" refers to the act of kidnapping or coercing someone, often to serve on a ship. It highlights the brutal reality of how some individuals, particularly those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, can be forced into dangerous situations against their will. The concept is used to illustrate the harshness of street life and the lack of agency faced by characters in the novel.
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