Definition of affranchise in English:

affranchise

verb əˈfran(t)ʃʌɪzəˈfrænˌtʃaɪz

[with object]archaic

Release from servitude.
〈古〉恢复（奴隶等）的自由
every slave, after fifteen years, should be affranchised
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1538 the local duc affranchised the population of Thonnance and Suzanne-court by a letter of affranchisement.
- The emperor Hadrian affranchised the city from aurum coronarium and recognized the right to take refuge in there.
- In the mid 19th century, after the peasantry had been affranchised, a model of Heinrichshof was built by the Duke on his fields.
- In this way we therefore pray you, gentlemen, to pass such a law which releases and affranchises the Land Company from paying the Stamp duties.
- The battle between the recently affranchised blacks and Napoleon's forces, sent with orders to either put the blacks again into chains or to kill them - all of them if necessary - was a conflict of Armageddon dimensions.
Synonyms
emancipate, liberate, free, set free, release, empower

Origin

Late 15th century: from Old French afranchiss-, lengthened stem of afranchir, from a- (from Latin ad 'to, at') + franc 'free'.

Rhymes

enfranchise, franchise

Definition of affranchise in US English:

affranchise

verbəˈfrænˌtʃaɪzəˈfranˌCHīz

[with object]archaic

Release from servitude.
〈古〉恢复（奴隶等）的自由
every slave, after fifteen years, should be affranchised
Example sentencesExamples
- The battle between the recently affranchised blacks and Napoleon's forces, sent with orders to either put the blacks again into chains or to kill them - all of them if necessary - was a conflict of Armageddon dimensions.
- The emperor Hadrian affranchised the city from aurum coronarium and recognized the right to take refuge in there.
- In 1538 the local duc affranchised the population of Thonnance and Suzanne-court by a letter of affranchisement.
- In this way we therefore pray you, gentlemen, to pass such a law which releases and affranchises the Land Company from paying the Stamp duties.
- In the mid 19th century, after the peasantry had been affranchised, a model of Heinrichshof was built by the Duke on his fields.
Synonyms
emancipate, liberate, free, set free, release, empower

Origin

Late 15th century: from Old French afranchiss-, lengthened stem of afranchir, from a- (from Latin ad ‘to, at’) + franc ‘free’.

单词	affranchise
释义	Definition of affranchise in English: affranchise verb əˈfran(t)ʃʌɪzəˈfrænˌtʃaɪz [with object]archaic Release from servitude. 〈古〉恢复（奴隶等）的自由 every slave, after fifteen years, should be affranchised Example sentencesExamples In 1538 the local duc affranchised the population of Thonnance and Suzanne-court by a letter of affranchisement. The emperor Hadrian affranchised the city from aurum coronarium and recognized the right to take refuge in there. In the mid 19th century, after the peasantry had been affranchised, a model of Heinrichshof was built by the Duke on his fields. In this way we therefore pray you, gentlemen, to pass such a law which releases and affranchises the Land Company from paying the Stamp duties. The battle between the recently affranchised blacks and Napoleon's forces, sent with orders to either put the blacks again into chains or to kill them - all of them if necessary - was a conflict of Armageddon dimensions. Synonyms emancipate, liberate, free, set free, release, empower Origin Late 15th century: from Old French afranchiss-, lengthened stem of afranchir, from a- (from Latin ad 'to, at') + franc 'free'. Rhymes enfranchise, franchise Definition of affranchise in US English: affranchise verbəˈfrænˌtʃaɪzəˈfranˌCHīz [with object]archaic Release from servitude. 〈古〉恢复（奴隶等）的自由 every slave, after fifteen years, should be affranchised Example sentencesExamples The battle between the recently affranchised blacks and Napoleon's forces, sent with orders to either put the blacks again into chains or to kill them - all of them if necessary - was a conflict of Armageddon dimensions. The emperor Hadrian affranchised the city from aurum coronarium and recognized the right to take refuge in there. In 1538 the local duc affranchised the population of Thonnance and Suzanne-court by a letter of affranchisement. In this way we therefore pray you, gentlemen, to pass such a law which releases and affranchises the Land Company from paying the Stamp duties. In the mid 19th century, after the peasantry had been affranchised, a model of Heinrichshof was built by the Duke on his fields. Synonyms emancipate, liberate, free, set free, release, empower Origin Late 15th century: from Old French afranchiss-, lengthened stem of afranchir, from a- (from Latin ad ‘to, at’) + franc ‘free’.
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