EMANCIPATE Copy link • EMANCIPATEliberare; from anything, re or a re; in libertatem vindicare aliquem; libeitatem largiri alicui (Cic.): one’s self, se vindicare in libertatem [Vid: To FREE]: ☞ emancipare was the legal act of a Roman father. IMPROPR. To emancipate from prejudice, error, fear, etc., liberare aliquem aliqua re; eximere or evellere aliquid alicui; extrahere aliquid ex animo alicujus; levare aliquem aliqua re: to emancipate a man from fear, metum alicui tollere, abstergere; metu aliquem liberare (Cic.); metu aliquem levare (Liv.): from idle fears, inanem timorem dejicere alicui: from error, errorem alicui eripere, extrahere, extorquere; aliquem ab errore avellere; one’s self from anything, se exsolvere aliqua re; se expedire ab aliqua re (e.g., from business); dejicere, depellere aliquid (to drive away; e.g., fear, an error, etc.). Vid: to FREE.