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Meanings of emancipate in English
Usage of emancipate in English
1
They open schools and emancipate the Chinese children in mind and body.
2
He said: I will emancipate my slaves, and will sell them land.
3
They that are devoted to me enter into me and become emancipate.
4
Let us put our great, strong arms around her and emancipate her.
5
Platonism, the loftiest development of pagan thought, however, did not emancipate him.
6
If we only emancipate him, he will not let us go free.
7
Doesn't being an artist emancipate one from the conventional point of view?
8
It would open our eyes, and emancipate us from social and moral slaveries.
9
You are enslaved; there is but one proclamation that can emancipate.
10
Auld would emancipate me, at the end of the time indicated.
11
Sewing-machines and knitting-machines have done more to emancipate women than all the preachers.
12
He fears I shall be weary, and would emancipate me before the time.
13
For one, we had to agree to emancipate his people from a monster.
14
Would they by dissolving the Union emancipate a solitary slave in the South?
15
But that it can emancipate itself is becoming progressively more clear.
16
He that thinks of such past things with affection can never emancipate himself.
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