bondaged,ppl.a.arch.|ˈbɒndɪdʒd| [f.prec. + -ed1.] Reduced to bondage, enslaved. 1790A. Wilson Fly & Leech, Mean, ugly lump of bondaged sloth.1852D. Moir Cast. Time viii, Life forfeited, and bondaged land.1853Lynch Self-Improv. vi. 150 [Christianity] presupposes the bondaged insufficiency of men.