Preposition: of

• sin: And he says about us, you were slaves of sin.

Converse of object

• emancipate: The emancipated slave is constructed as a powerful and striking figure.

• escape: In it Paul is trying to save the life of an escaped slave without sounding too demanding to his owner.

Adjective modifier

• runaway: Huck runs away from home and finds a runaway slave called Jim.

• fugitive: In doing so, he meets with a fugitive slave named Jim.

• African: Did you see the fight of the African slave?

• Hebrew: The exodus of the Hebrew slaves from Egypt is not a victory or triumph of the same order as the resurrection.

• obedient: Soon, she would be his totally obedient slave.

• former: The point I stressed in my book is that Peter ended this sort of slavery by making former slaves subject to the poll tax.

Modifies a noun

• trade: Maybe the old slave trade has been almost closed.

• labor: Of these, 115,000 were deported to Poland for slave labor, and after departure all trace of them was lost.

• trader: Europeans became slave traders largely by purchase from powerful African tribes.

• revolt: In 1791 these Africans began the only successful national slave revolt in history.

• labor: Massive fortifications were built with slave labor brought in from all over Europe.

Noun used with modifier

• galley: A galley slave, for instance, has the privilege of stealing with impunity.

• chattel: What an idiot I would be to make chattel slaves of them.

• wage: What is a Virtual Assistant worth... From wage slave to home alone From wage slave to home alone.

• sex: Why were they not raiding a drugs den or a human trafficking sex slave brothel instead?

• plantation: On the plantations slaves lasted on average four years.