man|u|duc|tion — «MAN yuh DUHK shuhn», noun. a leading by or as if by the hand; guidance. ╂[< Medieval Latin manuductio, onis < Lat manū dūcere to lead by hand] … Useful english dictionary
E|man|ci|pa|tion — «ih MAN suh PAY shuhn», noun. the act or process of setting free from slavery of any kind; release: »The emancipation of the slaves within any state in armed rebellion was proclaimed by President Lincoln in 1863. Figurative. The discoveries of… … Useful english dictionary
Ger´man|i|za´tion — Ger|man|ize «JUR muh nyz», verb, ized, iz|ing. –v.t. 1. to make German in habits, customs, or character. 2. to translate into German. –v.i. to become German in habits, customs, or character. –Ger´man|i|za´tion, noun. –Ger´man|iz´er, noun … Useful english dictionary
hu´man|i|za´tion — hu|man|ize «HYOO muh nyz», verb, ized, iz|ing. –v.t. 1. to make human; give a human character or quality to: »humanizing what is brute (William Cowper). 2. to make humane; cause to be kind or merciful; civilize; refine. –v.i. to become human or… … Useful english dictionary
re|man|ci|pa|tion — «REE man suh PAY shuhn», noun. (in Roman law) the act of retransferring … Useful english dictionary
Ro|man|i|za|tion — «ROH muh nuh ZAY shuhn», noun. the act or process of Romanizing … Useful english dictionary
e|man|ci|pa|tion|ist — «ih MAN suh PAY shuh nihst», noun. a person who favors or advocates emancipation from some legal, social, or other restraint. SYNONYM(S): liberationist … Useful english dictionary
re|hu´man|i|za´tion — re|hu|man|ize «ree HYOO muh nyz», transitive verb, ized, iz|ing. to humanize again; restore a human character or quality to: »Goods and gadgets will provide the basis for the civilized life as well as rehumanize the dehumanized (John W. Aldridge) … Useful english dictionary
de|hu|man|i|za|tion — «dee HYOO muh nuh ZAY shuhn», noun. a dehumanizing or being dehumanized … Useful english dictionary
man — man·dae·an·ism; man·da·ic; man·da·la; man·da·ment; man·dan; man·dant; man·da·pa; man·dar; man·da·rin·ate; man·da·rin·ism; man·da·tary; man·da·tee; man·da·tor; man·da·to·ri·ly; man·da·tum; man·da·ya; man·de; man·de·ism; man·del·ate; man·del·ic;… … English syllables
