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doulos

Definition:

Doulos is a noun that originates from the Greek language. It refers to a slave, servant, or bondservant who voluntarily serves another person without any rights or privileges of their own.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1:

A person who is a devoted, faithful servant or follower.

Example sentence: John was a doulos to his master, always ready to serve and obey him.

Sense 2:

A slave or servant in historical or biblical context.

Example sentence: In ancient Rome, a doulos would often work in wealthy households performing various tasks.

Sense 3:

A term used metaphorically to describe someone completely dedicated or committed to a particular cause or belief.

Example sentence: Jane was a doulos to her faith, spending her life serving others in the name of her religion.

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