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101slavery — slav|e|ry [ˈsleıvəri] n [U] 1.) the system of having slaves ▪ attempts to abolish slavery (=officially end it) 2.) the state of being a slave sell sb into slavery (=sell someone as a slave) …
102slavish — slav|ish [ˈsleıvıʃ] adj obeying, supporting, or copying someone completely used to show disapproval ▪ a slavish adherence to the rules >slavishly adv ▪ not a rule to be slavishly followed in every instance >slavishness n [U] …
103slavery — slav|er|y [ sleıv(ə)ri ] noun uncount 1. ) the system of owning people as SLAVES: Ancient civilizations were based on slavery. 2. ) the condition of being a SLAVE, or having to work for another person: women who were forced into sexual slavery …
104Slavic — Slav|ic [ slavık ] adjective relating to the people of Russia, Poland, Bulgaria, and other countries of central and eastern Europe, or their languages or cultures: Slavic languages Slavic dances …
105Slavonic — Slav|on|ic [ slə vanık ] adjective SLAVIC …
106slavdom — slav·dom …
107slavicism — slav·i·cism …
108slavicist — slav·i·cist …
109slavicize — slav·i·cize …
110slavikite — slav·ik·ite …