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Meanings of emancipated in English
Synonyms
Examples for "freed"
Examples for "freed"
1
However, some of the recently freed members still defend their violent past.
2
An amnesty earlier this week involved just a dozen prisoners being freed.
3
He had been freed four days earlier, after twenty-seven years of imprisonment.
4
It's basically common sense, freed from punitive and outdated attitudes about crime.
5
Protesters freed him last week but he was detained again within days.
1
It will continue every day until the country is liberated, he said.
2
The eastern part of Mosul has been liberated from so-called Islamic State.
3
It's the same problem as the one with our high-ranking liberated prisoners.
4
They had to deal with opponents liberated by the need to respond.
5
On the other hand we must prevent liberated zones from being destroyed.
Usage of emancipated in English
1
Fortunately, we are emancipated from animal vigor; it is out, of fashion.
2
She famously became emancipated from her parents at the age of 14.
3
Soon Parliament freed the West India slaves and Lincoln emancipated our freedmen.
4
Uncle Samuel remembers when the war ended and the slaves were emancipated.
5
Nor were all the settlers of the Virginia back country emancipated servants.
6
The more emancipated we think ourselves the more subtle are our bonds.
7
Reps. 36, declared that the ordinance emancipated the slaves then held there.
8
Only when they are completely emancipated will they succeed in understanding themselves.
9
Quite unexpectedly and without forethought the nation had emancipated four million slaves.
10
Brabant was grievously provoked; is it sure that it will be emancipated?
11
Are the scholars principally the children who were emancipated in August, 1834?
12
The German, emancipated from feudalism and kaiserism, is a pretty good citizen.
13
No oppressed class has ever yet been emancipated by its own members.
14
Nor ought another contingent receptable for emancipated slaves to be altogether overlooked.
15
Barely emancipated from swaddling clothes, young Hotspur at once began to rage.
16
At all events, from that day I was emancipated from modern Puritanism.
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Frequent collocations
Emancipated through the time
Emancipated across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common