Definition of white slave in English:

white slave

noun

archaic

A white woman tricked or forced into prostitution, typically one taken to a foreign country for this purpose.
Example sentencesExamples
- And, unlike the white slave traders who, more than likely, did not speak the language of the slaves or attempt to communicate with them, his countrymen spoke with the slaves themselves.
- On the floor above lived the white slave traders.
- Neither anti-vice reformers nor white slavery activists particularly wanted to save the white slave.
- Exploitive exposés of the white slave trade were a poverty row film staple since the 1930s, but what sets Olga's Girls apart from its solemn predecessors is a shameless faux-documentary tone.
- This is billed as the extraordinary story of Thomas Pellow and North Africa's one million European slaves which unearths another forgotten chapter of history, the story of Africa's white slaves.
- There were plenty of white slaves in the South, particularly the Carolinas.
- And what motivates Robbins, a rich white slave owner and Henry's former owner, to help Henry succeed?
- He was summoned to treat a wounded man who turned out to be a rebel, was arrested with his patient, and sent to the West Indies as a white slave.
- Scanlan and Morris reworked the story - which traces Millie's search for a rich husband while staying at a boardinghouse run by white slave traders - and Scanlan penned lyrics for 10 new songs.
- Reformers intended the white slave traffic acts to disrupt the movement of women into red-light districts in order to halt prostitution's production.
- In 1909, following Charles Crittenton's death, Kate Waller Barrett assumed presidency of the national organization, involving it in the crusade to eliminate red-light districts and the traffic in white slaves.
- Thanks to his continually replenished stock of white slaves, he succeeded in his ambition to outdo the Versailles Palace of the French Sun King, Louis XIV.
- Director George Loane Tucker devoted most of the first act of ‘Traffic in Souls’ to following the flow of cash up the corporate ladder of the white slave trade.
- William Robbins, a neighboring white slave master, arrives at the Townsend plantation with his half-black illegitimate son and daughter.
- Ironically, the local white slave traffic acts, which were only supposed to supplement the Mann Act, proved a more effective tool for fighting commercialized vice.
- In particular, antivice reformers argued that the white slave's financial plight kept her ‘in the life’ during the critical transition from innocent dupe to unresisting prostitute.
- For two centuries, his forebears had been white slaves in North Africa, captives in North America or, like him, prisoners of war in South Asia.
- The daughter of a white slave owner and one of the black women by whom he had many ‘illegitimate’ children, Antoinette is caught in a painful mixed race limbo.
- Maurice, seeing the slave's light skin did not flinch, he had seen and heard tales of white slaves.
- A beautiful Cuban princess finds herself toiling in a Russian gulag following her kidnap by white slave traders.

Derivatives

white slaver

noun

archaic

A person who tricks or forces a white woman into prostitution.
Here Coelho is delightfully ambiguous, letting us believe that Roger, the Swiss, may be a white slaver.
Example sentencesExamples
- The movie tries so hard to make them perverse white slavers that they become eccentric, not demonic.
- Sophia wondered if she was the victim of white slavers.

white slavery

noun ˌwʌɪt ˈsleɪv(ə)riˌ(h)waɪt ˈsleɪv(ə)ri

mass noun

archaic

1The practice of tricking or forcing white women to work as prostitutes.
the prohibition of white slavery
1. 1.1 The state or condition of being forced into prostitution as a white woman.
Example sentencesExamples
- As white slavery writers frequently concluded, prostitution was a business run by men for men.
- He kidnaps the club's most popular girls and forces Queen into white slavery.
- In this context, Hugo used white slavery to represent state-regulated prostitution, particularly the medical examination of prostitutes required by Britain's Contagious Diseases Acts.
- some of his ancestors were sold into white slavery

Definition of white slave in US English:

white slave

nounˌ(h)wīt ˈslāv

archaic

A white woman tricked or forced into prostitution, typically one taken to a foreign country for this purpose.
Example sentencesExamples
- And, unlike the white slave traders who, more than likely, did not speak the language of the slaves or attempt to communicate with them, his countrymen spoke with the slaves themselves.
- Scanlan and Morris reworked the story - which traces Millie's search for a rich husband while staying at a boardinghouse run by white slave traders - and Scanlan penned lyrics for 10 new songs.
- On the floor above lived the white slave traders.
- Ironically, the local white slave traffic acts, which were only supposed to supplement the Mann Act, proved a more effective tool for fighting commercialized vice.
- This is billed as the extraordinary story of Thomas Pellow and North Africa's one million European slaves which unearths another forgotten chapter of history, the story of Africa's white slaves.
- He was summoned to treat a wounded man who turned out to be a rebel, was arrested with his patient, and sent to the West Indies as a white slave.
- Director George Loane Tucker devoted most of the first act of ‘Traffic in Souls’ to following the flow of cash up the corporate ladder of the white slave trade.
- Reformers intended the white slave traffic acts to disrupt the movement of women into red-light districts in order to halt prostitution's production.
- Neither anti-vice reformers nor white slavery activists particularly wanted to save the white slave.
- The daughter of a white slave owner and one of the black women by whom he had many ‘illegitimate’ children, Antoinette is caught in a painful mixed race limbo.
- William Robbins, a neighboring white slave master, arrives at the Townsend plantation with his half-black illegitimate son and daughter.
- Maurice, seeing the slave's light skin did not flinch, he had seen and heard tales of white slaves.
- For two centuries, his forebears had been white slaves in North Africa, captives in North America or, like him, prisoners of war in South Asia.
- Exploitive exposés of the white slave trade were a poverty row film staple since the 1930s, but what sets Olga's Girls apart from its solemn predecessors is a shameless faux-documentary tone.
- And what motivates Robbins, a rich white slave owner and Henry's former owner, to help Henry succeed?
- There were plenty of white slaves in the South, particularly the Carolinas.
- A beautiful Cuban princess finds herself toiling in a Russian gulag following her kidnap by white slave traders.
- In particular, antivice reformers argued that the white slave's financial plight kept her ‘in the life’ during the critical transition from innocent dupe to unresisting prostitute.
- In 1909, following Charles Crittenton's death, Kate Waller Barrett assumed presidency of the national organization, involving it in the crusade to eliminate red-light districts and the traffic in white slaves.
- Thanks to his continually replenished stock of white slaves, he succeeded in his ambition to outdo the Versailles Palace of the French Sun King, Louis XIV.

单词	white slave
释义	Definition of white slave in English: white slave noun archaic A white woman tricked or forced into prostitution, typically one taken to a foreign country for this purpose. Example sentencesExamples And, unlike the white slave traders who, more than likely, did not speak the language of the slaves or attempt to communicate with them, his countrymen spoke with the slaves themselves. On the floor above lived the white slave traders. Neither anti-vice reformers nor white slavery activists particularly wanted to save the white slave. Exploitive exposés of the white slave trade were a poverty row film staple since the 1930s, but what sets Olga's Girls apart from its solemn predecessors is a shameless faux-documentary tone. This is billed as the extraordinary story of Thomas Pellow and North Africa's one million European slaves which unearths another forgotten chapter of history, the story of Africa's white slaves. There were plenty of white slaves in the South, particularly the Carolinas. And what motivates Robbins, a rich white slave owner and Henry's former owner, to help Henry succeed? He was summoned to treat a wounded man who turned out to be a rebel, was arrested with his patient, and sent to the West Indies as a white slave. Scanlan and Morris reworked the story - which traces Millie's search for a rich husband while staying at a boardinghouse run by white slave traders - and Scanlan penned lyrics for 10 new songs. Reformers intended the white slave traffic acts to disrupt the movement of women into red-light districts in order to halt prostitution's production. In 1909, following Charles Crittenton's death, Kate Waller Barrett assumed presidency of the national organization, involving it in the crusade to eliminate red-light districts and the traffic in white slaves. Thanks to his continually replenished stock of white slaves, he succeeded in his ambition to outdo the Versailles Palace of the French Sun King, Louis XIV. Director George Loane Tucker devoted most of the first act of ‘Traffic in Souls’ to following the flow of cash up the corporate ladder of the white slave trade. William Robbins, a neighboring white slave master, arrives at the Townsend plantation with his half-black illegitimate son and daughter. Ironically, the local white slave traffic acts, which were only supposed to supplement the Mann Act, proved a more effective tool for fighting commercialized vice. In particular, antivice reformers argued that the white slave's financial plight kept her ‘in the life’ during the critical transition from innocent dupe to unresisting prostitute. For two centuries, his forebears had been white slaves in North Africa, captives in North America or, like him, prisoners of war in South Asia. The daughter of a white slave owner and one of the black women by whom he had many ‘illegitimate’ children, Antoinette is caught in a painful mixed race limbo. Maurice, seeing the slave's light skin did not flinch, he had seen and heard tales of white slaves. A beautiful Cuban princess finds herself toiling in a Russian gulag following her kidnap by white slave traders. Derivatives white slaver noun archaic A person who tricks or forces a white woman into prostitution. Here Coelho is delightfully ambiguous, letting us believe that Roger, the Swiss, may be a white slaver. Example sentencesExamples The movie tries so hard to make them perverse white slavers that they become eccentric, not demonic. Sophia wondered if she was the victim of white slavers. white slavery noun ˌwʌɪt ˈsleɪv(ə)riˌ(h)waɪt ˈsleɪv(ə)ri mass nounarchaic 1The practice of tricking or forcing white women to work as prostitutes. the prohibition of white slavery 1.1 The state or condition of being forced into prostitution as a white woman. Example sentencesExamples As white slavery writers frequently concluded, prostitution was a business run by men for men. He kidnaps the club's most popular girls and forces Queen into white slavery. In this context, Hugo used white slavery to represent state-regulated prostitution, particularly the medical examination of prostitutes required by Britain's Contagious Diseases Acts. some of his ancestors were sold into white slavery Definition of white slave in US English: white slave nounˌ(h)wīt ˈslāv archaic A white woman tricked or forced into prostitution, typically one taken to a foreign country for this purpose. Example sentencesExamples And, unlike the white slave traders who, more than likely, did not speak the language of the slaves or attempt to communicate with them, his countrymen spoke with the slaves themselves. Scanlan and Morris reworked the story - which traces Millie's search for a rich husband while staying at a boardinghouse run by white slave traders - and Scanlan penned lyrics for 10 new songs. On the floor above lived the white slave traders. Ironically, the local white slave traffic acts, which were only supposed to supplement the Mann Act, proved a more effective tool for fighting commercialized vice. This is billed as the extraordinary story of Thomas Pellow and North Africa's one million European slaves which unearths another forgotten chapter of history, the story of Africa's white slaves. He was summoned to treat a wounded man who turned out to be a rebel, was arrested with his patient, and sent to the West Indies as a white slave. Director George Loane Tucker devoted most of the first act of ‘Traffic in Souls’ to following the flow of cash up the corporate ladder of the white slave trade. Reformers intended the white slave traffic acts to disrupt the movement of women into red-light districts in order to halt prostitution's production. Neither anti-vice reformers nor white slavery activists particularly wanted to save the white slave. The daughter of a white slave owner and one of the black women by whom he had many ‘illegitimate’ children, Antoinette is caught in a painful mixed race limbo. William Robbins, a neighboring white slave master, arrives at the Townsend plantation with his half-black illegitimate son and daughter. Maurice, seeing the slave's light skin did not flinch, he had seen and heard tales of white slaves. For two centuries, his forebears had been white slaves in North Africa, captives in North America or, like him, prisoners of war in South Asia. Exploitive exposés of the white slave trade were a poverty row film staple since the 1930s, but what sets Olga's Girls apart from its solemn predecessors is a shameless faux-documentary tone. And what motivates Robbins, a rich white slave owner and Henry's former owner, to help Henry succeed? There were plenty of white slaves in the South, particularly the Carolinas. A beautiful Cuban princess finds herself toiling in a Russian gulag following her kidnap by white slave traders. In particular, antivice reformers argued that the white slave's financial plight kept her ‘in the life’ during the critical transition from innocent dupe to unresisting prostitute. In 1909, following Charles Crittenton's death, Kate Waller Barrett assumed presidency of the national organization, involving it in the crusade to eliminate red-light districts and the traffic in white slaves. Thanks to his continually replenished stock of white slaves, he succeeded in his ambition to outdo the Versailles Palace of the French Sun King, Louis XIV.
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