slavetrader

noun
UK /ˈsleɪvˌtreɪdə/
US /ˈsleɪvˌtreɪdər/

A slavetrader is a person who buys and sells people as if they were goods.

The museum exhibit told the story of a slavetrader who brought enslaved people across the ocean.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A ship used to carry enslaved people.

The old slavetrader sailed from port to port carrying captives.

3. A business or company involved in the slave trade.

Historians studied the records of a slavetrader based in the harbor town.

4. A person who treats others cruelly for profit.

The villain in the story was a slavetrader who cared only about money.