emancipates Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- turns-loose
- springs
- discharges
- enfranchises
- enlarges
- unchains
- saves
- unbinds
- loosens
- looses
- unfetters
- manumits
Weak:
emancipates Meaning
emancipates
to free from restraint, control, or the power of another, to free from bondage, to free from slavery, to free from someone else's control or power, to release from parental care and responsibility and make sui juris, to free from any controlling influence (such as traditional mores or beliefs)
emancipates Sentence Examples
- Education emancipates individuals from the shackles of ignorance and empowers them with knowledge.
- The abolitionist movement emancipates slaves from the clutches of oppression and bestows freedom upon them.
- Cognitive behavioral therapy emancipates people from negative thought patterns, enabling them to lead more fulfilling lives.
- The invention of the printing press emancipates ideas from censorship, allowing for the widespread dissemination of knowledge.
- The internet emancipates access to information, democratizing education and breaking down societal barriers.
- Economic self-sufficiency emancipates women from financial dependence and empowers them to make choices about their lives.
- Social welfare programs emancipate the vulnerable from poverty and provide them with the opportunity to thrive.
- The philosophy of existentialism emancipates humans from societal expectations, encouraging them to create their own meaning and purpose.
- Self-compassion emancipates us from the cycle of self-criticism and promotes a healthier relationship with ourselves.
- The abolition of capital punishment emancipates society from the barbarism of legalized violence.
FAQs About the word emancipates
to free from restraint, control, or the power of another, to free from bondage, to free from slavery, to free from someone else's control or power, to release f
rescues,frees, liberates, releases, turns loose, springs, discharges, enfranchises, enlarges, unchains
fetters, confines,restrains, binds, handcuffs, locks (up), subdues, shackles, imprisons, incarcerates
Education emancipates individuals from the shackles of ignorance and empowers them with knowledge.
The abolitionist movement emancipates slaves from the clutches of oppression and bestows freedom upon them.
Cognitive behavioral therapy emancipates people from negative thought patterns, enabling them to lead more fulfilling lives.
The invention of the printing press emancipates ideas from censorship, allowing for the widespread dissemination of knowledge.
