What does indenture mean?
noun
A written agreement, especially one that binds a person to work for a certain period in exchange for passage to a new country, or a document that records such an agreement. A document that records a contract or agreement, especially one that is legally binding.
Example
"The indenture was signed by both parties, binding the worker to the plantation for five years."
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