Definition of bondservant in US English:

bondservant

nounˈbän(d)ˌsərvəntˈbän(d)ˌsərvənt

1A person bound in service without wages.
Example sentencesExamples
- They're seen as drones and corporate bondservants.
- God has made him his bondservant and so he is a saint.
- He sells himself as a bondservant to a planter and ship owner, Monsieur Beaunoir and his family in New Orleans.
1. 1.1 A slave or serf.
  Example sentencesExamples
  If you purchased a bondservant in Europe in the centuries leading up to the year 1000, the chances were that he or she was a ‘Slav’ - hence the word ‘slave.’
  This type of speculator ‘destroyed families, escorted coffles, sold diseased slaves, concealed the flaws of bondservants, and corrupted whites through speculation.’
  Maryland slaveowners gained a reputation for having two prices for their bondservants, one for private citizens and a higher one for traders.

Definition of bondservant in US English:

bondservant

nounˈbän(d)ˌsərvənt

1A person bound in service without wages.
Example sentencesExamples
- They're seen as drones and corporate bondservants.
- He sells himself as a bondservant to a planter and ship owner, Monsieur Beaunoir and his family in New Orleans.
- God has made him his bondservant and so he is a saint.
1. 1.1 A slave or serf.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Maryland slaveowners gained a reputation for having two prices for their bondservants, one for private citizens and a higher one for traders.
  If you purchased a bondservant in Europe in the centuries leading up to the year 1000, the chances were that he or she was a ‘Slav’ - hence the word ‘slave.’
  This type of speculator ‘destroyed families, escorted coffles, sold diseased slaves, concealed the flaws of bondservants, and corrupted whites through speculation.’

词汇	bondservant
释义	Definition of bondservant in US English: bondservant nounˈbän(d)ˌsərvəntˈbän(d)ˌsərvənt 1A person bound in service without wages. Example sentencesExamples They're seen as drones and corporate bondservants. God has made him his bondservant and so he is a saint. He sells himself as a bondservant to a planter and ship owner, Monsieur Beaunoir and his family in New Orleans. 1.1 A slave or serf. Example sentencesExamples If you purchased a bondservant in Europe in the centuries leading up to the year 1000, the chances were that he or she was a ‘Slav’ - hence the word ‘slave.’ This type of speculator ‘destroyed families, escorted coffles, sold diseased slaves, concealed the flaws of bondservants, and corrupted whites through speculation.’ Maryland slaveowners gained a reputation for having two prices for their bondservants, one for private citizens and a higher one for traders. Definition of bondservant in US English: bondservant nounˈbän(d)ˌsərvənt 1A person bound in service without wages. Example sentencesExamples They're seen as drones and corporate bondservants. He sells himself as a bondservant to a planter and ship owner, Monsieur Beaunoir and his family in New Orleans. God has made him his bondservant and so he is a saint. 1.1 A slave or serf. Example sentencesExamples Maryland slaveowners gained a reputation for having two prices for their bondservants, one for private citizens and a higher one for traders. If you purchased a bondservant in Europe in the centuries leading up to the year 1000, the chances were that he or she was a ‘Slav’ - hence the word ‘slave.’ This type of speculator ‘destroyed families, escorted coffles, sold diseased slaves, concealed the flaws of bondservants, and corrupted whites through speculation.’
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