The word 'enslavement' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an act of forcibly subjecting someone to servitude or bondage. For example: "The abolition of slavery and the end of legal enslavement marked a momentous event in history."
He suggests that the avaricious man has become enslaved to a single end, and such enslavement is incompatible with egoism properly understood.
"Countless numbers of children, women and men have been abducted, abused and forcibly recruited, and women and girls have been targeted for particularly horrific abuse, including sexual enslavement," the report says.
A man so ragged and so rich; so ruined and so full; a man in some kind of enslavement and yet so completely in control".
There's no doubt that Jeremy Scott, despite his assertions to the contrary, was making a statement about the enslavement of human beings.
Some proponents justify its continuation through Qur'anic texts that permitted the enslavement of women captured in jihad (holy war), although it is practised even in countries that never experience jihad.
Under his leadership, Russia has rewritten history to reinstate the Stalinist version, in which the Soviet Union bears no guilt for the war or for the enslavement of eastern Europe.
Others have to take dirty and dangerous jobs processing fish or spraying crops, where abuses, including beating and enslavement, are reportedly most common.
If he faces any opponent in his campaign for the Republican nomination who failed to filibuster the appropriations bill in the Senate this week, expect him to denounce that opponent as a weakling and a defeatist who was willing to countenance the health-care enslavement of America in order to win approval as a "moderate" from the cocktail-drinking socialists of the Washington, DC establishment.
Sign-writers and printers will be glad of the new business, politicians will claim a blow against British cultural enslavement and a victory for authenticity (though that story about the old woman and the king may be tosh), but many others will give a weary sigh.
For others, though, it is simply a new form of domestic enslavement.
An even more direct challenge to the accepted historical record would be any suggestion that Japan under Mr Abe might revoke a 20-year-old government statement admitting official involvement in the enslavement of women for sex during the country's imperialist phase.
