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What is another word for
enslave
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To capture and make into a slave
To oppress or tyrannize
To domineer with superior strength or force
To hold or engage the attention of
To exploit someone for one's own benefit, especially in an underhanded way
To imprison or incarcerate someone
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Verb
▲
To capture and make into a slave
enthral
UK
enthrall
US
beslave
bethrall
indenture
capture
enchain
fetter
immure
imprison
incarcerate
shackle
tether
bind
chain
confine
gaol
UK
jail
US
restrain
hold
secure
trap
put in irons
reduce to slavery
condemn to servitude
condemn to slavery
sell into slavery
subject to forced labour
pinion
manacle
enfetter
trammel
gyve
handcuff
hold fast
tie
cuff
hobble
chain up
clap in irons
put in chains
rope
tie up
fasten
leash
constrain
snare
entrap
hog-tie
tie someone's hands
tie down
put a straitjacket on
hold captive
hogtie
immobilize
US
clap
put handcuffs on
lash
truss
pin down
pin
press down
immobilise
UK
truss up
hold down
ensnare
entrammel
hitch
ensnarl
enmesh
catch
put a leash on
clip someone's wings
put a lead on
hitch up
attach
moor
entangle
snag
more ❯
“The ancients founded their imaginary right to
enslave
the prisoners of war upon the presumption that their lives might have been justly destroyed.”
Verb
▲
To oppress or tyrannize
subjugate
dominate
suppress
yoke
oppress
persecute
tyrannise
UK
tyrannize
US
exploit
disfranchise
hegemonize
subdue
deprive
disenfranchise
hobble
subject
get hooks into
keep under thumb
take away someone's human rights
repress
master
overwhelm
subordinate
coerce
tame
humble
overthrow
reduce
pacify
break
force
triumph
colonize
US
underyoke
enthrall
US
enthral
UK
colonise
UK
put down
hold sway over
beat down
rule over
kick around
bear down
bring to knees
hold sway
reel back in
more ❯
“Neither Lords nor Commons nor King, no, nor the whole legislature together, were to be considered as possessing the power to
enslave
the people of this country.”
Verb
▲
To domineer with superior strength or force
overwhelm
overpower
dominate
subjugate
subdue
tyrannise
UK
tyrannize
US
crush
master
maltreat
oppress
persecute
abuse
conquer
suppress
hound
torment
repress
harass
intimidate
torture
browbeat
mistreat
domineer
menace
terrorise
UK
terrorize
US
threaten
victimise
UK
victimize
US
brutalise
UK
brutalize
US
plague
rule
bully
steamroller
subordinate
ill-treat
put down
treat harshly
hold sway over
gain mastery over
bring someone to their knees
gain ascendancy over
gain control of
be brutal to
be cruel to
rule over
ride roughshod over
walk all over
push around
beat down
bring to heel
trample on
trample underfoot
tyrannize over
weigh heavy upon
render helpless
render incapable
render powerless
harry
coerce
annoy
keep down
trample
hold down
grind down
ride
rule with a rod of iron
keep under thumb
bring under the yoke
rule with an iron hand
defeat
vanquish
humble
tame
dictate
break someone's spirit
domineer over
order about
order around
have someone under your thumb
rule despotically
lord it over
dictate to
treat brutally
wrong
overcome
hegemonize
scourge
exploit
subject
encumber
press
despotize
overload
force
distress
smother
chasten
saddle
outrage
strain
worry
handicap
vex
tax
beset
aggrieve
overthrow
hassle
heckle
put upon
pick on
put screws to
put the squeeze on
scold
berate
disparage
badger
taunt
reproach
revile
bother
provoke
hector
pester
afflict
push
override
grip
upbraid
haze
be autocratic
control
overbear
pacify
take over
prevail over
push about
scare
keep under
manhandle
cow
misuse
frighten
mishandle
play the heavy with
mess over
ill-use
kick around
seize
annex
US
overrun
occupy
invade
appropriate
annexe
UK
capture
drive away
profligate
take control of
take possession of
govern
direct
influence
command
boss
lead
overshadow
sway
eclipse
overrule
monopolize
US
outshine
head
be in command of
have one's way
play first fiddle
be the boss of
handle
call the tune
lead by the nose
monopolise
UK
have under one's thumb
have the upper hand over
rule the roost
preside over
be at the helm
have ascendancy over
have the whip hand over
boss about
call the shots
have upper hand
lay down the law
run
rule the roost in
wear the trousers
be in the saddle
have the upper hand in
head up
have mastery over
exercise control over
preponderate
sit on top of
run the show
boss around
be in charge of
be in control of
more ❯
Verb
▲
To hold or engage the attention of
fascinate
captivate
charm
enchant
enthral
UK
enthrall
US
beguile
bewitch
absorb
allure
engross
grip
mesmerise
UK
mesmerize
US
attract
spellbind
entrance
engage
enrapture
interest
rivet
intrigue
hypnotise
UK
hypnotize
US
occupy
delight
entice
please
involve
draw
lure
tempt
magnetise
UK
magnetize
US
excite
entertain
arrest
divert
amuse
seduce
immerse
bedazzle
tantalise
UK
tantalize
US
ravish
thrill
titillate
transfix
wile
busy
bemuse
enwrap
overwhelm
win
arouse
enamor
invite
gladden
stir
transport
witch
ensnare
stimulate
kill
enamour
intoxicate
pique
provoke
overpower
infatuate
attach
subdue
appeal
compel
kindle
animate
fire
catch up
hold spellbound
put under a spell
interest greatly
dazzle
hook
subjugate
hold in awe
hold
gratify
woo
take
vamp
carry away
turn on
sweep off feet
rope in
make a hit with
subject
preoccupy
grab
root to the spot
wow
rapture
appeal to
win over
pull
capture
tickle pink
catch
bowl over
impress
satisfy
tickle
knock dead
knock out
exhilarate
move
astound
slay
elate
send
amaze
cheer
persuade
monopolize
US
rap
make happy
affect
tickle your fancy
give a buzz
distract
electrify
give someone a kick
monopolise
UK
inspire
rouse
content
awe
court
enliven
stupefy
stun
indulge
seize
gain
humour
UK
humor
US
influence
hold your attention
delectate
engulf
catch the eye of
coax
cajole
fixate
blow away
inveigle
elevate
solace
fill
induce
bewilder
tickle to death
pleasure
beckon
fulfill
US
fulfil
UK
regale
hold the attention of
suit
rejoice
warm
refresh
give someone a charge
be of interest to
bring in
pull in
whet the appetite of
glad
comfort
dumbfound
take your breath away
float someone's boat
give pleasure to
agree with
overcome
strike
fix
scintillate
overjoy
obsess
stagger
touch
astonish
envelop
trance
incline
trick
endear
galvanize
US
appease
catch hold of
invigorate
US
consume
charge
send into raptures
steer
inflame
disport
take up
enthuse
galvanise
UK
envigorate
UK
please greatly
tie up
draw attention
catch your eye
pump up
fire with enthusiasm
suck in
brighten up
be attractive to
stir up
hit the spot
feast
fire someone's imagination
buck up
make someone feel good
light someone's fire
gas
make merry
arouse curiosity
make content
turn one's head
maintain
keep
ensorcell
take somebody or something by storm
have an impact on
be unable to take one's eyes off
snare
quicken
petrify
own
overawe
agitate
gorgonize
be interesting to
concern
perk up
forspeak
control
voodoo
bedevil
keep alive
keep up
paralyze
US
root
paralyse
UK
floor
prompt
matter to
get under your skin
rivet the attention of
assuage
fill with delight
hog
corner
assimilate
apply
soak
call
make an impression on
elicit
send into transports
come on to
tickle the fancy of
hold on to
cast a spell on
put horns on
grab the attention of
daze
blind
secure
get
obtain
employ
bind
recreate
take someone's fancy
whet someone's appetite
energize
US
turn someone on
put the whammy on
put under magic spell
become lost
sew up
up on
be hung
bring forth
call forth
argue into
bring around
be a source of fascination to
arouse the curiosity of
engage someone's attention
engage one's attention
capture your imagination
sit up
whet one's appetite
work up
get started
satiate
relax
inspirit
ecstasize
crack up
be a hit with
keep busy
pick up
placate
mollify
soothe
mislead
decoy
sate
razzle-dazzle
quench
motivate
frenzy
jolt
give great pleasure to
give joy to
stroke
delude
pacify
commove
dynamize
jar
energise
UK
exert a pull on
exert influence on
sweep someone off their feet
get someone going
do one's heart good
indicate
bid
sign
summon
demand
ask
command
serve
slake
turn someone's head
make your mouth water
blarney
blandish
wheedle
befool
besot
light a fire under
silence
quieten
still
meet
feed
betray
bait
solicit
lead on
oblige
lead
provide for
cloy
accommodate
fill the bill
do the trick
surfeit
pander to
satisfice
sell
flatter
cater to
flatter into
sweet-talk
smooth-talk
treasure
prize
cherish
value
train
rope
drag
suffice
reconcile
make your head spin
go to your head
soft-soap
hearten
uplift
come on
hit on
draw in
arride
groove
make a fool of
party
fracture
nurture
sweep you off your feet
attract attention
cheer up
go over big
do someone's heart good
be the ticket
give someone pleasure
buoy up
bring joy to
give a lift
warm the cockles of the heart
get one's kicks
have a get-together
laugh it up
treat to
toss a party
give a party
more ❯
Verb
▲
To exploit someone for one's own benefit, especially in an underhanded way
exploit
abuse
manipulate
misuse
victimise
UK
victimize
US
squeeze
wring
bleed
cheat
fleece
milk
swindle
use
prey on
suck dry
ill-treat
take advantage of
dump on
impose on
impose upon
play on
play upon
prey upon
rip off
treat unfairly
walk over
cash in on
walk all over
live off the backs of
take for a ride
put one over on
withhold rights from
oppress
intimidate
extort
bully
step on
ill-use
take advantage of somebody
give the business
con
defraud
diddle
trick
hoodwink
deceive
bilk
sucker
cozen
do
dupe
flimflam
stiff
bamboozle
rook
hustle
screw
shortchange
sting
hose
gaff
stick
chisel
skin
fiddle
mulct
short
euchre
skunk
ream
chouse
pluck
thimblerig
nobble
do in
double-cross
finagle
beat
shake down
fool
gull
pull a fast one on
hoax
mislead
scam
delude
take to the cleaners
snooker
shaft
hornswoggle
bunco
chicane
string along
jerk around
pull a swifty on
embezzle
swizzle
burn
gazump
snow
sharp
clip
overcharge
gouge
betray
sell down the river
sell a pup to
sell
lead up the garden path
rope in
play for a sucker
swizz
blackmail
target
have
rob
beguile
steal
goldbrick
inveigle
plunder
take in
sell a pup
short-change
use for one's own ends
screw over
do the dirty on
give someone a bum steer
pull a fast one
do an injustice to
attack
terrorize
US
work
mistreat
pimp
leverage
terrorise
UK
catch
humbug
illude
sandbag
rush
fudge
trim
wheedle
entrap
capitalize on
take
stitch up
profit from
set up
take liberties with
run a game on
sell a bill of goods
do a number on
bleed dry
take for granted
suck the life out of
sell out
stab in the back
molest
harass
hound
pigeon
pick on
overwork
extract
frame
bilk of
victimized
US
control
pilfer
heist
filch
overreach
circumvent
ruin
frustrate
thwart
foil
disappoint
bluff
sell a bill of goods to
wrest
expel
force
wrench
do out of
misguide
misinform
be sold a pup
rip-off
pauperize
impoverish
spoof
gammon
buffalo
do someone in the eye
juggle
play with
trifle with
maltreat
strong-arm
impose
put the screws to
tear from
bleed someone of something
kid
cajole
lure
coax
butty
victimised
UK
put upon
bait
befool
cross
shuck
jockey
lirt
blench
rogue
belirt
crib
finesse
play
sweet-talk
underpay
have on
fake out
suck in
pull one's leg
benefit from
deplete
give the shaft
double-deal
give bum steer
fast talk
take out
break the rules
drain
bring to its knees
preoccupy
live off
bother
feed on
bug
haunt
worry
depredate
depress
burden
load
trouble
distress
seize
consume
eat
live on
kill
devour
hunt
tax
raid
weigh
soak
despoil
more ❯
Verb
▲
To imprison or incarcerate someone
confine
imprison
incarcerate
intern
immure
detain
impound
gaol
UK
jail
US
cage
trap
jug
restrain
commit
bind
coop
bar
quarantine
sequester
crib
lock up
hold captive
put away
shut up
coop up
wall in
lock in
send up
put on ice
hog-tie
wall up
clip someone's wings
hold
put behind bars
pen
put under lock and key
fence in
take into custody
hold prisoner
put inside
shut in
send down
keep
arrest
take prisoner
put in prison
bang up
lock away
constrain
remand
put in jail
enclose
send to prison
hem in
put in chains
clap in irons
close in
capture
hold in custody
bastille
rail in
pen in
shut away
put into detention
mew up
pull in
keep under lock and key
apprehend
seize
nab
bust
corral
collar
institutionalize
US
consign
pick up
seclude
railroad
book
stockade
box in
institutionalise
UK
hedge in
take away
ice
put in irons
throw in jail
take in
keep in custody
kettle
run down
prison
sentence
can
pound
restrict
mew
house
catch
slough
settle
throw in dungeon
inter
cloister
entomb
wall
throw the book at
throw away the keys
put into irons
throw into irons
keep under constraint
take captive
throw book at
cage in
corner
send up the river
put the cuffs on
deliver
send
assign
hold under custody
keep under custody
certify
drive into a corner
pin down
put in custody
withhold
take
nail
cop
do
buttonhole
nick
pinch
reserve
mire
haul in
place in custody
circumscribe
trammel
put into custody
feel your collar
remand in custody
run in
closet
bottle up
detain at Her Majesty's pleasure
hold hostage
keep captive
bag
grab
hook
lay hold of
net
ensnare
land
lift
secure
get
snag
nobble
prehend
snare
abduct
glom
round up
snap up
bring in
place under arrest
snatch
appropriate
entrap
stop
grapple
rap
carry off
take hostage
take in for questioning
reel in
handcuff
kidnap
take hold of
take possession of
beach
grab hold of
take downtown
lasso
entangle
put in solitary
get one's fingers on
pounce on
roust
pull
tree
get hold of
toss in jail
lay hands on
put the arm on
get a hold of
more ❯
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