Serf

The landowner would serf the peasants, compelling them to work without compensation.

The unscrupulous contractor would serf migrant workers, subjecting them to exploitative labor practices.

The corrupt official would serf prisoners, compelling them to work without wages.

The illegal employer would serf undocumented immigrants, using them for unpaid labor.

The abusive landlord would serf their tenants, making them work without compensation.

The human trafficker would serf vulnerable individuals, subjecting them to labor exploitation.

The criminal syndicate would serf their victims, exploiting them for labor without compensation.

The factory owner would serf the workers, forcing them to toil without pay.

The plantation owner would serf the slaves, coercing them into unpaid work.

Despite being mistreated by his employer, the serf remained fiercely loyal.

She felt trapped in her low-paying job, like a serf with no way to escape.

The prisoner was a serf to his jailers, forced to do whatever they demanded.

The unwavering serf remained fiercely loyal to his employer.

The migrant worker faced exploitation and discrimination, living as a serf in a foreign land.

The serf worked on the land and was bound to it during the 18th century.

The subservient serf never questioned his master's authority.

The serf worked on the land and provided labor and crops to their lord in exchange for protection in Eastern Europe during the 15th to 19th century.

The serf was punished for trying to run away from the lord's estate.

The immigrant worker felt like a serf, working multiple jobs just to survive.

The disabled individual faced barriers in employment and accessibility, living as a serf in a able-bodied world.

The serf was not allowed to own property or accumulate wealth.

The nonprofit organization provided support and resources to empower the serf community.

The serf was obligated to provide labor and crops to the lord in return for land to cultivate.

She was born a serf and had no hope of escaping her life of servitude.

The serf worked long hours in the fields to support his family.

The dutiful serf served his employer with unwavering loyalty.

The serf worked on the lord's land from sunrise to sunset.

She felt like a serf to her controlling husband, unable to make any decisions for herself.

The serf families lived in humble dwellings on the lord's estate.

The child laborer toiled in the factory, living a life of a serf at a young age.

The criminal gang would serf vulnerable individuals, coercing them into unpaid work.

The serf class had limited rights and freedoms.

The loyal serf always followed his master's orders without question.

The abusive landlord would serf his tenants, making them work for him without pay.

The serf had to pay a portion of his crops to the lord as rent.

The athlete was a serf to his strict training regimen, sacrificing his social life for his sport.

The dedicated serf always put his employer's interests above his own.

The unscrupulous employer would serf migrant workers, exploiting them for cheap labor.

In the abusive relationship, the victim was a serf to their partner, who controlled every aspect of their life.

The oppressive regime would serf prisoners, using them for labor in the prisons.

The serf class struggled to break free from servitude.

The young prince was little more than a serf to his advisors, who made all the decisions for him.

She was a faithful serf, never questioning her employer's decisions.

The serf was not allowed to leave the lord's estate without permission.

The factory worker felt like a serf, working long hours for little pay.

The obedient serf carried out his master's wishes without hesitation.

The poor farmer was a serf to the wealthy landowner.

The serf peasants were bound to the land they worked on.

The serf status was hereditary, passed down from generation to generation.

The devoted serf worked tirelessly to please his master.