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Emancipation
Emancipation. A solemn act by which a pater-familias divests himself of his power over his filius-familias, so that the
emancipate
emancipate -pat·ed -pat·ing 1 : to free from restraint, control, or the power of another ;esp : to free
emancipation
emancipation : the act or process of emancipating
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Emancipation
subjection dependence or controlling influence also the state of being thus set free the act or process of emancipation or the state thereby achieved liberation as the emancipation of slaves the emancipation of minors the emancipation of
Emancipate
another to liberate as a To set free as a minor from a parent as a father may emancipate a child b To set free from bondage to give freedom to to manumit as to emancipate a
emancipated
free from traditional social restraints used especially of women as an emancipated young woman pursuing her career
Emancipator
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emancipating
permitting or conducive to the reduction of restraints on behavior
Emancipatory
Pertaining to emancipation or tending to effect emancipation
unemancipated
unemancipated : not emancipated ;specif : still under parental authority [an minor]
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