Meanings of emancipated woman in English

Anna That's the exact picture of a young, emancipated woman.

It has come at last, as it was bound to come-theemancipated woman's Bible.

The truly emancipated woman-itwas Godwin's conviction-isalmost always asexual; to him, therefore, utterly repugnant.

She is an emancipated woman, and can now afford to devote herself to practical duties.

For the future we men have got to accept the emancipated woman as an accomplished fact.

Would the most emancipated woman have love otherwise?

I acquired a good education and gained my professional qualifications in South Africa as an emancipated woman.

EVEN in the best of times, Rwanda has never been a congenial place for the emancipated woman.

By this account ideal, emancipated woman has, age after age, been knocked silly with a stone axe.

I suppose it is that authorship is reckoned as one of the bad habits of an emancipated woman.

With most ladies he would not have discussed it, but he was trading on Margaret's reputation as an emancipated woman.

But really there is no fact to show that ideal, emancipated woman was ever knocked silly; except the fact that she is silly.

It is very unworthy of me to enjoy his playing a watch-dog of tradition across the road to an emancipated woman like myself.

That energetic descendant of " emancipated woman" formed a partnership, literary of course, with the Marquis Alfieri, the nephew of the Italian poet.

We will tire him for ever of the widow, and of all emancipated women.

Did she belong to the ranks of emancipated women?