slaveless
- adjective
- /ˈsleɪv.ləs/
- He grew up in a slaveless community where equal rights were valued.
Examples
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The constitution defined the territory as a slaveless land.
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The northern states were declared slaveless following the abolition of slavery.
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The new law made the region slaveless.
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Many activists fought for a slaveless society.
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The new laws established a slaveless society where everyone was treated equally and with respect.
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After the revolution, the nation emerged as a slaveless state, ensuring freedom for all its citizens.
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The village prided itself on being slaveless, fostering a community based on mutual support and cooperation.
Synonyms
Of states or territories in the United States that did not allow slavery before the Civil War
Antonyms
How Slaveholding
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Slaveless comes from slave, meaning 'a person forced to work', plus -less, which means 'without'. So slaveless means 'without slaves' or 'free from slavery', and is used for a place or law that does not allow slavery.