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Meanings of emancipation in English
Usage of emancipation in English
1
Neither was the cure of it in the emancipation of the slaves.
2
But I think we owe more to emancipation and the Civil War.
3
Christ comes in the conversion, the regeneration, the emancipation, of the world.
4
That is why I think he wanted the campaign for economic emancipation.
5
Trans people must be the key voices in the struggle of emancipation.
6
By the counsel of Providence the emancipation of the nations is postponed.
7
I wanted to hurry things along, towards the moment of my... emancipation.
8
The cause of general emancipation is gaining powerful and able friends abroad.
9
The petition was not granted; no action looking towards emancipation was taken.
10
The emancipation of women and the restriction of firearms produced new complications.
11
They have vindicated the act of emancipation and the decrees of citizenship.
12
How could you be sure of the difference between emancipation and suicide?
13
After the emancipation it became a terror to have them aboard ship.
14
Her mind is deeply engaged in the cause of immediate, unconditional emancipation.
15
He established the first paper devoted exclusively to the cause of emancipation.
16
Through the emancipation of the blacks his fortune took to itself wings.
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Translations for emancipation
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Emancipation through the time
Emancipation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common