transitive. To bring into bondage or subjection; to deprive of liberty; to hold in thraldom, enthrall, enslave; to take or hold captive. literal.

transitive. To bring into bondage or subjection; to deprive of liberty; to hold in thraldom, enthrall, enslave; to take or hold captive. figurative.

To bring into bondage; to enthrall. Obsolete.

transitive. To make (a person or people) a thrall or thralls, to enslave; to hold or have as a thrall; (also) to set or keep under the rule, control…

transitive. To make a thrall of, enthrall, enslave; = thirl, v.2 1.

transitive. To enslave or make subject (to or unto a person or thing); also figurative. Also intransitive: to enter into slavery.

transitive. To reduce to or hold in bondage or servitude; to enslave (a person, country, etc.).

transitive. To enslave.

transitive. To enthrall, enslave.

transitive. To reduce to the condition of a slave; to enslave; to bring into subjection.

transitive. To bring into a state of bondage or slavery; literal and figurative.

transitive. To reduce to bondage, to enslave.

transitive. To put into fetters, literal and figurative; also, to enslave to.

transitive. To make (someone or something) servile.

To deliver into servitude or subjection; to enslave; (because emancipation in Roman Law was effected by fictitious sale). Obsolete.

transitive. To make a slave of, enslave. literal and figurative.

transitive. To reduce to slavery; to make a slave of. Also absol.

To subject to bondage.

To make servile, reduce to serfdom.