How to pronounce “servitude” in English

That's called debt servitude.

But it just means servitude.

It means servitude to unaccountable private institutions.

contract of indentured servitude, of voluntary slavery for a fixed term.

I don't know-- a gentle indentured servitude or something.

across the eternity of her servitude.

It was a kind of indentured servitude though.

Then I think we can do it without it becoming indentured servitude as such.

and it turned into this symbol of white collar servitude.

And a lot of people, it's seen as domestic servitude.

She started as a reporter for her high school newspaper, and helped actually uncover an indentured servitude and sex ring operated by Berkeley's largest landlord.

a story about people who want to get free from all the restrictions of 19th century life the economic servitude the

In the Northwest Ordinance of 1787, they abolished slavery and servitude

of these films are most of them focus on blacks, but in a space of servitude or not modern blacks.

We met a man in the mine who chronologically was younger than me, but his body was broken in servitude.

I wouldn't say that too loudly, because on the internet, when we certainly weren't advocating indentured servitude, but we just talked about our immigration system, which is not indentured

You mentioned job mortgages, and the first thing that comes to my mind is indentured servitude, when I think of that.

"Belle," I think, is different because it's a historic piece, but she's not in a position of servitude necessarily.

And though the lead character in that movie had a very, very difficult time, she wasn't in servitude.