ppl. a. arch. [f. prec. + -ED1.] Reduced to bondage, enslaved.

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1790.  A. Wilson, Fly & Leech. Mean, ugly lump of bondaged sloth.

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1852.  D. Moir, Cast. Time, viii. Life forfeited, and bondaged land.

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1853.  T. T. Lynch, Self-Improvement, vi. 150. [Christianity] presupposes the bondaged insufficiency of men.

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