Freedman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FREEDMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a man who has been freed from slavery
• an emancipated slave.
• man freed from slavery
• A man who has been a slave, and has been set free.
• a person who has been freed from slavery

Words related to FREEDMAN

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How to use FREEDMAN in a sentence

• Aeacus delivers him to his freedman Menander, to be his law-clerk.
• One or two went so far as to say that upon his death Andrew Freedman would return to prominence in Base Ball, because he was the real owner of the New York club.
• Freedman to hold a few shares and not give up his personal interest in Base Ball, for Mr.
• Freedman had a great liking for the game in spite of his stormy career.
• When he saw the party of horse he hastily concluded that they belonged to the enemy, and retired into his tent with his freedman Pindarus.
• A third person, with whose name Scripture has made us familiar, was a freedman of Claudius.
• It was by this view of the case that the freedman Narcissus roused the inert spirit and timid indignation of the injured Emperor.
• Drusillus, a freedman of Claudius, caused a dish to be made of five hundred pounds weight of silver.
• My life is in your hands, as told to David Freedman.
• The Eddie Cantor five-year plan, by Eddie Cantor and David Freedman.
• The freedman, into whose inexperienced hand the ballot had been thrust, was ordinarily loath to risk his head by the exercise of his new rights.
• In a few moments his freedman, Onomastus, announced that the architect and contractors were waiting to see him.
• He triumphed over the social prejudice against the son of a freedman, disarmed the jealousy of literary rivals, and was assured of fame as well as favor.
• Unlike most of his associates among the upper classes to which he rose, his sympathies could include the freedman, the peasant, and the common soldier.
• The only opportunity the freedman has to rise is by furnishing such skilled labor as the great changes going on in that splendid section of the land require.
• If this be true, no slavery can be abolished without a double emancipation, and the master will benefit by freedom more than the freed-man.
• It was a distant step for a slave and freedman to become an officer and gentleman.
• Flavius, the son of a Freedman, and Secretary to Appius Claudius, divulged the forms and times to be observed in legal proceedings.
• His head was cut off, and his body, which was cast naked upon the shore, was buried by his freedman Philippus, who had accompanied him from the ship.
• SYRUS, a freedman, and originally a Syrian slave, both of whom were contemporaries of Julius Caesar.
• Cassius also fell there under the hand of his freedman Pindarus.
• So the whole Republican Party of the North came to be united in the belief that there could be no security for the liberty of the freedman without the ballot.
• He would put up some kind of freedman or other wealthy person as director of games merely that in this occupation, too, the man might spend money.
• Epaphroditus, a freedman and favourite of the Emperor Nero, was the master of Epictetus, the lame slave and Stoic philosopher, who was amongst the greatest of pagan moralists.
• I have a freedman, who is not without some knowledge of letters.
• Besides, though not a slave or freedman, he fared in the household much worse sometimes than they.
• Of course a mere freedman, on a journey preferably kept quiet, travelled in not the least state.
• Cappadox smote down the foremost freedman with a buffet of the oar.
• A freedman came running down from the roof, crying out that it was already on fire.

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