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bondage

/ˈbɒn.dɪdʒ/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état d'être lié, contraint ou retenu, souvent employé dans des contextes historiques, juridiques ou sociaux pour décrire l'esclavage ou la captivité.

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/ˈbɒn.dɪdʒ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'état d'être lié, contraint ou retenu, souvent employé dans des contextes historiques, juridiques ou sociaux pour décrire l'esclavage ou la captivité.

A noun referring to the state of being bound, confined, or restrained, often used in historical, legal, or social contexts to describe servitude or captivity.

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  1. Slavery or captivityC1formal

    The state of being a slave or being physically confined.

    fresclavage, servitude

    • The prisoners were kept in bondage for years.
    • He fought to free his people from bondage.
    • The novel describes the horrors of human bondage.

    Synonymescaptivityconfinementenslavementimprisonmentserfdomservitudeslaverysubjugationthralldomvassalage

    Antonymesfreedomindependenceliberty

  2. C2informal

    A sexual practice involving the tying or restraining of a partner for pleasure.

    frBondage

    • Bondage is a common theme in certain adult films.
    • They explored bondage as part of their intimate relationship.
    • The workshop discussed safe practices in bondage.
Formes
  • bondages plural form
  • bondages' possessive plural form
  • bondage's possessive singular form
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