Emancipating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMANCIPATING in dictionary:

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

Words related to EMANCIPATING

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How to use EMANCIPATING in a sentence

• The legacy he bequeathed to the world was not emancipating ideas, but the policy of military aggrandizement.
• We Frenchmen, who had so much difficulty in emancipating our own slaves, and who would not, perhaps, have succeeded in it, had it not been for the bold decision of M.
• It consists, as every one knows, in emancipating the children that are to be born.
• His soul was in active sympathy with every emancipating idea of his age.
• He was a learned doctor in that university which has ever sent forth the apostles of great emancipating movements.
• Every emancipating idea, in politics and in religion, they detested.
• They detested the principles of the French Revolution, partly because those principles were godless, partly because they were emancipating.
• I rather imagine he purposes emancipating his children.
• He asked me where was the power of emancipating slaves? I say it will be implied, unless implication be prohibited.
• If Englishmen were not strong in imagination, they were what is better and surer, strong in their hold of the great emancipating principles.
• But the condition of the free blacks was notoriously such that the humane master hesitated to doom his slaves to it by emancipating them.
• These States have also received thousands of colored persons, brought to them by humane and conscientious masters, for the very purpose of emancipating them.
• Holmes, emancipating us from foreign fine-writing, leaves us free to welcome the true manhood and mature wisdom of Europe.
• It is the man himself who has done so much for emancipating the individual, and placing him upon the immovable truth of the Bible.
• This Supreme Entity can be known only by an intellectual intuition of the Spirit, transcending itself, and emancipating itself from its own limits.
• Session after Session, emancipating Bills were brought into Parliament, and were supported by Castlereagh and Canning in opposition to their colleagues.
• Take heed that you are not surprised by an emancipating king, or an emancipating administration.
• And whatever other result this war is destined to produce, it has already won for us a blessing worth everything to us as a nation in emancipating the public opinion of the North.
• I had told Dian about our plan of emancipating the human race of Pellucidar, and she was fairly wild over it.
• And a further function which is common to both is that of emancipating man from his personal limitations.
• You would not have chosen to consider the French as a people of yesterday, as a nation of low-born, servile wretches until the emancipating year of 1789.

Similar words containing ANCIPAT without suffix ing and without prefix em

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