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ENSLAVE

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Main Entry: enslave
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make someone a servant

Synonyms:

bind, capture, chain, check, circumscribe, coerce, compel, confine, deprive, disenfranchise, disfranchise, dominate, enchain, enclose, enthrall, fetter, get hooks into, hobble, hold, immure, imprison, incarcerate, indenture, jail, keep under thumb, oppress, put in irons, reduce, restrain, restrict, secure, shackle, shut in, subdue, subject, subjugate, suppress, tether, tie, yoke

Antonyms:

allow, emancipate, free, let go, liberate
Main Entry: bind
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: obligate; restrict

Synonyms:

compel, confine, constrain, detain, engage, enslave, force, hamper, hinder, hogtie, indenture, lock up, necessitate, oblige, prescribe, put half nelson on, put lock on, require, restrain, restrict, yoke

Antonyms:

allow, free, let, permit, set free
Main Entry: captivate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: attract, enchant

Synonyms:

allure, beguile, bewitch, charm, dazzle, delight, draw, enamour, enrapture, enslave, ensnare, entertain, enthrall, entrance, fascinate, gratify, grip, hold, hook, hypnotize, infatuate, intrigue, lure, magnetize, make a hit with, mesmerize, please, rope in, seduce, spellbind, sweep off one's feet, take, turn one on, vamp, wile, win

Antonyms:

disgust, disillusion, offend, repel, repulse
Main Entry: chain
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: manacle in metal

Synonyms:

attach, bind, confine, connect, enslave, fetter, handcuff, hold, moor, restrain, shackle, tether, tie up, trammel
Main Entry: commandeer
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: seize, take over

Synonyms:

accroach, activate, annex, appropriate, arrogate, assume, confiscate, conscript, draft, enslave, expropriate, grab, hijack, liberate, moonlight requisition, preempt, requisition, sequester, sequestrate, snatch, take, usurp
Main Entry: confine
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: enclose, limit

Synonyms:

bar, bind, bound, cage, circumscribe, constrain, cool, cool down, cramp, delimit, detain, enslave, fix, hem in, hinder, hog-tie, hold back, ice*, immure, imprison, incarcerate, intern, jail, keep, put a lid on, put away, put on ice, repress, restrain, restrict, send up, shorten, shut up

Antonyms:

free, let go, liberate, release
Main Entry: enthrall
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: captivate

Synonyms:

absorb, beguile, bewitch, charm, enchant, engage, enrapture, enslave, entrance, fascinate, grab, grip, hold spellbound, hook, hypnotize, intrigue, mesmerize, preoccupy, rivet, spellbind, subdue, subject, subjugate

Antonyms:

bore, dull, tire, turn off, weary
Main Entry: fascinate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: captivate, hold spellbound

Synonyms:

absorb, allure, animate, arouse, attach, attract, beguile, bewitch, charm, compel, delight, draw, enamor, enchant, engage, engross, enrapture, enslave, ensnare, enthrall, entice, entrance, excite, fire, gladden, hypnotize, infatuate, interest, intoxicate, intrigue, invite, kindle, lure, mesmerize, overpower, overwhelm, pique, please, provoke, ravish, rivet, seduce, spellbind, stimulate, stir, subdue, tantalize, tempt, thrill, titillate, transfix, transport, win

Antonyms:

bore, disenchant, disenthrall, disinterest, repel, tire
Main Entry: ride
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: dominate, oppress

Synonyms:

afflict, annoy, badger, bait, be arbitrary, be autocratic, berate, disparage, domineer, enslave, grip, harass, harry, haunt, hector, hound, override, persecute, rate, reproach, revile, scold, torment, torture, tyrannize, upbraid

Antonyms:

free, release
Main Entry: subjugate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: overpower, defeat

Synonyms:

bear down, beat down, bring to heel, bring to knees, coerce, compel, conquer, crush, enslave, enthrall, force, hold sway, keep under thumb, kick around, overcome, overthrow, put down, quell, reduce, reel back in, rule, rule over, subdue, suppress, tame, triumph, vanquish

Antonyms:

free, liberate
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