proslavery

English

Etymology

pro- +‎ slavery

Adjective

proslavery (comparative more proslavery, superlative most proslavery)

1. Supporting slavery.
   • 1902, John Lord, Beacon Lights of History, Volume XII‎^[1]:

     By 1835 the excitement was at its height, and especially along the line of the moral and religious argumentation, where the proslavery men met talk with talk.

   • 1918, Carter G. Woodson, A Century of Negro Migration‎^[2]:

     When it seemed later that the cause of freedom would eventually triumph the proslavery element undertook to perpetuate slavery through a system of indentured servant labor.