Emancipate (verb)
ee-man-sip-ait
Set free, especially from legal, social or political restrictions.
Early 17th century: from Latin emancipat- ‘transferred as property’, from the verb emancipare, from e- (variant of ex-) ‘out’ + mancipium ‘slave’.
Example sentences
“It’s estimated that he emancipated 8,000 slaves.”

Word of the Day – Solstitial
June 21, 2025
Word of the Day – Solstitial
Word of the Day - Solstitial (adj) sol-stish-al

Word of the Day – Yclept
June 20, 2025
Word of the Day – Yclept
Word of the Day - Yclept (verb) ee-klept

Word of the Day – Xertz
June 19, 2025
Word of the Day – Xertz
Word of the Day - xertz (verb) zerts

Word of the Day – Widdershins
June 18, 2025
Word of the Day – Widdershins
Word of the Day - Widdershins (adverb) wid-er-shins

Word of the Day – Hypernormalisation
June 17, 2025
Word of the Day – Hypernormalisation
Word of the Day - Hypernormalisation (noun) hai-per-naw-mal-aiz-ay-shun

Word of the Day – Wamble
June 16, 2025
Word of the Day – Wamble
Word of the Day - Wamble (verb) wam-bl