manumise (Meaning)
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manumise (v. t.)
To manumit.
Synonyms & Antonyms of manumise
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
manumise Sentence Examples
- The abolitionist movement tirelessly fought for the manumission of enslaved individuals.
- The enslaved individuals longed for the day when they would be manumitted and regain their freedom.
- Upon his master's death, the enslaved man was surprised to learn that he had been manumitted in the will.
- The manumission of the slaves brought joy and hope to the community.
- The plantation owner reluctantly manumitted his slaves after pressure from the government.
- The manumission document granted the slaves their freedom and the right to own property.
- The newly manumitted individuals faced challenges as they adjusted to life beyond slavery.
- The manumission process was often fraught with legal complexities and obstacles.
- The manumission of slaves became a catalyst for the end of slavery in many parts of the world.
- The manumission of enslaved people was a testament to the ongoing struggle for human rights and equality.
FAQs About the word manumise
To manumit.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The abolitionist movement tirelessly fought for the manumission of enslaved individuals.
The enslaved individuals longed for the day when they would be manumitted and regain their freedom.
Upon his master's death, the enslaved man was surprised to learn that he had been manumitted in the will.
The manumission of the slaves brought joy and hope to the community.
