enslaver

[en-slayv-er]

noun

plural

enslavers 

1. someone or something that enslaves or is oppressively controlling.

Other Word Forms

• enslavery noun

Example Sentences

His father was two generations removed from slavery and remembered “running his fingers across the skin bumps on his grandmother’s back, physical reminders of her enslaver’s whip.”

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And to this day there are elected officials from former Confederate states who repeat untruths about the war that originated from Pollard, an enslaver.

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He was also an enslaver, blind, as so many others, to his own hypocrisies.

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It was from the wife of his former enslaver.

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His enslaver, David Logue, was almost certainly his father.

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