Firm
Firm adjective - Not showing weakness or uncertainty.
Indentured and firm are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Indentured" instead an adjective "Firm".
Indentured
Indentured adjective - Bound by contract.
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Synonyms for Indentured
Firm and indentured are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Firm" instead an adjective "Indentured".
Nearby Word: indenture
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- Some other indentured workers at the computer firm got jealous of her skills and falsely accused her of theft.
Source: Literature / The ColSec Trilogy -
In the ColSec Trilogy, Samella Connel's complexion is described as "tanned." But shortly afterwards, she's revealed to have spent the past three years of her life indentured to an electronics firm—hardly an environment conducive to suntanning.
Source: Dark-Skinned Blond - Samella is a gray-eyed blonde with an Irish surname, but apparently still looks tanned after three years indentured to an electronics firm; Heleth, although pale from living underground for the first seventeen years of her life, is ambiguous.
Source: Literature / The ColSec Trilogy
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