Emancipated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMANCIPATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EMANCIPATE, to free from restraint, control, or the power of another
• set free, especially from legal, social, or political restrictions
• set (a child) free from the authority of its parents
• free (someone) from slavery
ADJECTIVE:
• free from traditional social restraints
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to free from restraint, control, or the power of another; to free from bondage

Words related to EMANCIPATED

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How to use EMANCIPATED in a sentence

• Antigua in a minute emancipated all her slaves to the number of thirty thousand and upwards.
• He was also opposed to slavery, having the conviction that the day would come when the negroes would be emancipated.
• It is the rarest thing in this world for any man, however profound his intellect and bold his spirit, to be emancipated from the great and leading ideas of his age.
• I had no trust in thee, O Slavery! Never should I know peace till my children were emancipated with all due formalities of law.
• Miss Mallory was now an emancipated creature, living to the very rim of her being.
• Even the doctor is now largely emancipated from his archaic limitations as a skilled retainer.
• Within nine years from that time nearly eleven thousand slaves were voluntarily emancipated by their masters.
• That the emancipated people are perceptibly rising in the scale of civilization, morals, and religion.
• Such are the main features in the statutes, regulating the freedom of the emancipated population of Antigua.
• It was not in such channels that the excitement of the emancipated flowed.
• They ought to have been all emancipated at the same period.
• The planters have made a desperate struggle, and so, I have no doubt, will the House of Assembly, against the emancipated negroes.
• These sums were advanced by two citizens friendly to the colored people, and the emancipated slaves repaid them by faithful service.
• Yes, madam, I do remember that the emancipated slaves were led to believe they would be given property and have just what their masters had been accustomed to enjoy.
• It emancipated the slave, and in so doing, assumed its share of the responsibility for the consequences.
• Power was thus arbitrarily thrust into the hands of the newly emancipated male negroes and the handful of whites who could show a record of loyalty.
• When they were emancipated, four courses were open to them.
• The Negro was a slave at the time, but was afterwards emancipated by President Taylor.
• But the point of the teaching is not that a Sannyâsi may do what he likes but that he is perfectly emancipated from material bondage.
• The romantic productions of his youth appeared as a more or less arbitrary play of fancy emancipated from the stern logic of reality.
• The lately emancipated Sister Rose possessed no such thing, and expected to be sent away defeated.
• Mahler was completely emancipated of all the old prejudices concerning the nature of the symphony.
• Now, however, the individual was emancipated from his lord.
• In the former case, the artist is emancipated from all considerations of locality or circumstance.
• The thirty years from 1865 to 1895 may be regarded as an era in which the race, now emancipated, was mainly under the guidance of political ideals.
• My voluntary slavery was over, and I was emancipated.
• As early as the end of 1818, he described the way in which Byron spent his life, after he had been partly exiled, partly emancipated from the ordinary restraints of society.
• Sundry laws of Congress have emancipated several hundred thousands more.
• If the decision of the court should be against him, he would be torn from the bosom of his now joyful and emancipated family, and consigned to a life of bondage.
• The idea that the emancipated saint who has attained the goal still lingers in the world, though no longer of the world, and teaches others, is common to all Indian religions.
• But when he has the heart of love that knows no anger nor ill-will, when he has destroyed lust and become emancipated even before death, then he deserves the name of monk.
• Quite unexpectedly and without forethought the nation had emancipated four million slaves.

Similar words containing ANCIPAT without suffix ed and without prefix em

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