manumitting Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- enslaving
- enchaining
- trammelling
- imprisoning
- interning
- handcuffing
- locking-up-
- trammeling
- shackling
- subjugating
- trammeling
- incarcerating
- jailing
- conquering
- handcuffing
- trammelling
- interning
- locking-up-
- committing
- subjugating
- committing
- conquering
- enchaining
- incarcerating
- imprisoning
- enslaving
- jailing
- shackling
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Strongest:
Strong:
- turning-loose
- loosening
- ransoming
- discharging
- loosing
- disenthraling
- uncaging
- unbinding
- enlarging
- disenthralling
- paroling
- unfettering
- unchaining
- springing
Weak:
Meaning of manumitting
manumitting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Manumit
manumitting Sentence Examples
- The benevolent master manumitted his loyal slaves, granting them their freedom.
- Caesar manumitted thousands of Roman citizens, valuing compassion over servitude.
- The emancipation movement strived to ensure that all enslaved people would be manumitted.
- Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation manumitted all enslaved individuals in Confederate-held territory.
- The Underground Railroad aided in the manumission of numerous enslaved Americans.
- The Roman emperor Augustus manumitted slaves who had served the state faithfully.
- The manumission of slaves in ancient Greece was often influenced by religious beliefs.
- Manumitting enslaved people in medieval Europe was a rare and significant act.
- The manumission of slaves during the American Revolution paved the way for the abolition of slavery.
- The act of manumission served as a powerful symbol of emancipation and the triumph of liberty.
FAQs About the word manumitting
of Manumit
freeing, releasing, enfranchising, liberating, emancipating, rescuing, saving, turning loose, loosening, ransoming
restraining, confining, restraining, fettering, binding, fettering, binding,confining, enslaving, enchaining
The benevolent master manumitted his loyal slaves, granting them their freedom.
Caesar manumitted thousands of Roman citizens, valuing compassion over servitude.
The emancipation movement strived to ensure that all enslaved people would be manumitted.
Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation manumitted all enslaved individuals in Confederate-held territory.
