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Traditional English :: emancipate
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emancipator.html - v.tr. 1 free from restraint, esp. legal, social, or political. 2 (usu. as emancipated adj.) cause to be less inhibited by moral or social convention. 3 free from slavery. emancipation n. emancipator n. emancipatory adj. [L emancipare transfer property (as E-, manus hand + capere take)] |
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Traditional English :: emancipate
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emancipator.html - v.tr. 1 free from restraint, esp. legal, social, or political. 2 (usu. as emancipated adj.) cause to be less inhibited by moral or social convention. 3 free from slavery. emancipation n. emancipator n. emancipatory adj. [L emancipare transfer property (as E-, manus hand + capere take)] |
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Traditional English :: emanate
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emancipator.html - v. 1 intr. (usu. foll. by from) (of an idea, rumour, etc.) issue, originate (from a source). 2 intr. (usu. foll. by from) (of gas, light, etc.) proceed, issue. 3 tr. emit; send forth. [L emanare flow out] |
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Traditional English :: emanation
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emancipator.html - n. 1 the act or process of emanating. 2 something that emanates from a source (esp. of virtues, qualities, etc.). 3 Chem. a radioactive gas formed by radioactive decay. emanative adj. [LL emanatio (as EMANATE)] |
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Traditional English :: emancipate
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emancipator.html - v.tr. 1 free from restraint, esp. legal, social, or political. 2 (usu. as emancipated adj.) cause to be less inhibited by moral or social convention. 3 free from slavery. emancipation n. emancipator n. emancipatory adj. [L emancipare transfer property (as E-, manus hand + capere take)] |
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New English :: email
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emancipator.html - (Science and Technology) see electronic |
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