﹒To set free, especially from legal, social, or political restrictions.
﹒To release from bondage, servitude, or slavery.
﹒The new law was designed to emancipate the workers from unfair labor contracts.
﹒She felt that traveling alone helped to emancipate her from the expectations of her family.
﹒The historical document served to emancipate those who had been held in servitude for generations.
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