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The more emancipated we think ourselves the more subtle are our bonds.
2
In his dramas his genius is more emancipated from himself, in his novels most of all.
3
Never was a man more emancipated from the trammels of convention and custom than William Morris.
4
Young girls, too seem to think that the use of obscene language makes them appear more emancipated.
5
The personality becomes more and more emancipated.
6
She was more emancipated from the ideas of her superstitious age than even the bold and rationalistic philosopher.
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He was familiar enough with Olivier to know that he was even more emancipated in matters of religion than himself.