slaveholding

IPA: sɫˈeɪvhoʊɫdɪŋ

noun

  • (uncountable) The institution or practice of owning slaves.
  • (countable) An owning of one or more slaves.

adjective

  • Having possession/ownership of one or more slaves.
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Examples of "slaveholding" in Sentences

  • I also added data about slaveholding.
  • What becomes then of the arguments and denunciations of slaveholding, which is despotism on a small scale?
  • For an interesting view of what these household dynamics meant in slaveholding society, see Stephanie McCurry,
  • She was also so fortunate or unfortunate, as to have some ofwhat is called the slaveholding blood flowing in her veins.
  • She was also so fortunate or unfortunate, as to have some of what is called the slaveholding blood flowing in her veins.
  • Time and again, Bolívar compromised with Latin American slaveholding elites in order to secure their support, allowing slavery to continue.
  • Some will, no doubt, attribute this in part to the disparity between the lower classes in the South, and what they choose to term the slaveholding aristocracy.
  • Although the brutality of her fictional Maryland slaveholding is actually not as bad as the real Carolinas plantation described by Fanny Kemble a little later in time, it seems more shocking to have it witnessed by someone who is a contemporary of ours.

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