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emancipate from

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emancipate someone from someone or something
to free someone from someone or something. The president emancipated the slaves from their bondage. The planter emancipated Fred from slavery long before the law was written.


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The report by the county Economy and Efficiency Commission found that 60 percent of the young women who emancipate from foster care have children within four years.
There is no turning back when foster youths emancipate from the foster care system.
 
 
 
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