emancipate [ɪˈmænsɪpeɪt] ГЛ. перех. a. ПОЛИТ.
- emancipate
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- emancipate slave
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Moved profoundly by the ardor of her love he sought to emancipate her and himself through the adoption of a very involved and curious method.
en.wikipedia.org As it transpired, the foreign slave trade was not abolished until 1850, and it took another thirty years to emancipate the slaves.
en.wikipedia.org In his own life, he interpreted moksha to be a lower calling (due to its benefit to one individual) than the calling to emancipate others.
en.wikipedia.org They are emancipated in spirit, and fearless in the face of public opinion.
en.wikipedia.org Additionally, the edict emancipated minorities, which granted them the opportunity to be conscripted.
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