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emancipate Verb [-pating, -pated] to free from social, political, or legal restrictions [Latin emancipare to give independence (to a son)] emancipation n
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emancipate Translations v emancipate [iˈmӕnsipeit] to set free from slavery or other strict or unfair control. vrymaak, vrystel يُحَرِّر، يُعْتِق (من العُبودِيَّه) емнаципирам osvobodit frigøre; frigive befreien απελευθερώνω emancipar vabastama از قید چیزی آزاد کردن؛ رهانیدن vapauttaa émanciper לְשָחרֵר मुक्त करना emancipirati emancipál membebaskan leysa úr ánauð emancipare 解放する 해방하다 išlaisvinti emancipēt, atbrīvot membebaskan emanciperen frigjøre, emansipere, frigi wyzwalać emancipar a (se) emancipa эмансипировать emancipovať sa osvoboditi osloboditi frigöra, emancipera เป็นอิสระ özgürlük vermek 解放;解脫 емансипувати; розкріпачувати بندش سے آزاد کرنا giải phóng 解放;解脱 n eˌmanciˈpation vryheid, emansipasie تَحْرير، إعْتاق (من العُبودِيَّه) еманципация osvobození frigørelse; frigivelse die Befreiung απελευθέρωση emancipación vabastamine آزادی؛ رهاسازی vapautuminen émancipation שִחרוּר, חֵירוּת मुक्ति, मोक्ष emancipacija emancipáció pembebasan, emansipasi frelsun emancipazione 解放 해방, 자유 emancipacija emancipācija, atbrīvošana pembebasan emancipatie -frigjøring, emansipering, frigivelse emancypacja emancipação emancipare эмансипация emancipácia osvoboditev emancipacija frigörelse, emancipation การปลดปล่อยให้เป็นอิสระ özgürlük verme 解放;解脫 емансипація; розкріпачення قید سے آزادی sự giải phóng 解放;解脱 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Between 1712 and 1785 manumission law had been designed to prevent the spread of private emancipations and to ensure that any African Americans who were freed would not be supported by society. Her independence, in 1989, was the first in a chain-reaction of national emancipations from communism. Although the records are incomplete, evidence exists for at least twelve emancipations in 1844. |
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