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unenslaved

unenslaved adjective: not enslaved. Also the simple past and past participle of unenslave.

Adjective

unenslaved (not comparable)

Not enslaved.
- VVhen the ſtates of Europe learn to diſtinguiſh their true intereſts, vvhen they eſtabliſh a firm baſis of union among themſelves; then, and then only, can they hope to ſee their arms directed againſt the common enemies of mankind; to ſee their commerce uninterrupted, their people uninſlaved by the...1777 October 6 (date written), Eyles Irwin, “Letter II. [Monday, 6th October [1777].]”, in A Series of Adventures in the Course of a Voyage Up the Red-Sea, on the Coasts of Arabia and Egypt, and of a...
- This hour, among the proudest, boldest, wisest, within the borders of Paganism, there lives not a man, unenslaved by the lowest delusion. The soothsayer, the interpreter of dreams, the sacrificer, the seller of the remnants and dust of the dead, the miserable pretender to magic; those are the true...1828, [George Croly], chapter XXI, in Salathiel. A Story of the Past, the Present, and the Future, volume III, London: Henry Colburn, […], →OCLC, page 362
Synonyms:

unenthralled

Also used as

unenslaved is also the simple past and past participle of unenslave.

Synonyms of unenslaved

unenthralled

Origin of unenslaved

From un- + enslaved.

From unenslave + -ed.

Questions about unenslaved

What does unenslaved mean?: Unenslaved means not enslaved.
What part of speech is unenslaved?: Unenslaved is an adjective.

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