What is another word for abolitionism?
Pronunciation:
[ ˌabəlˈɪʃənˌɪzəm], [ ˌabəlˈɪʃənˌɪzəm], [ ˌa_b_ə_l_ˈɪ_ʃ_ə_n_ˌɪ_z_ə_m]
Synonyms for Abolitionism:
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n.
• cognition • freedom- Freedoms ,
- Self Determination ,
- abolition ,
- autarchy ,
- citizenship ,
- citizenships ,
- delivery ,
- disengagement ,
- disimprisonment ,
- enfranchisement ,
- enfranchisements ,
- extriction ,
- home rule ,
- impunity ,
- liberation ,
- liberty ,
- manumission ,
- parole ,
- prerogative ,
- privilege ,
- probation ,
- redemption ,
- relief ,
- representative government ,
- rescue ,
- salvage ,
- salvation ,
- self-determination ,
- self-government ,
- sovereignty .
Other relevant words:
- abolishment ,
- acquit ,
- acquittance ,
- allay ,
- alleviate ,
- alleviation ,
- arc ,
- article of faith ,
- assoil ,
- assuagement ,
- autarky ,
- autocracy ,
- backup ,
- backup man ,
- bring out ,
- bringing ,
- button ,
- buyback ,
- certification ,
- church doctrine ,
- clear ,
- comfort ,
- commonwealth ,
- complete ,
- condemnation ,
- countersign ,
- dealership ,
- deliver ,
- departure ,
- detachment ,
- deterrent example ,
- dismissal ,
- dismission ,
- dispatch ,
- drop ,
- drop off ,
- easement ,
- easiness ,
- easing ,
- eject ,
- electric arc ,
- electric discharge ,
- embossment ,
- emission ,
- empty ,
- example ,
- exclusive right ,
- exculpate ,
- exhaust ,
- exit ,
- exonerate ,
- expel ,
- expelling ,
- expiration ,
- facilitate ,
- fallback ,
- favor ,
- favour ,
- feeling ,
- fill-in ,
- fire ,
- firing ,
- firing off ,
- free ,
- freeing ,
- give up ,
- go off ,
- going ,
- gospel ,
- granting immunity ,
- handout ,
- identity ,
- impression ,
- impropriety ,
- indecorum ,
- individuation ,
- informality ,
- issue ,
- judgment of conviction ,
- legal transfer ,
- let go ,
- let go of ,
- liberate ,
- livery ,
- loose ,
- loss ,
- majority rule ,
- manner of speaking ,
- ministration ,
- moderation ,
- moral ,
- muster out ,
- notion ,
- object lesson ,
- obstetrical delivery ,
- opinion ,
- outlet ,
- outpouring ,
- passing ,
- password ,
- perquisite ,
- personal identity ,
- pitch ,
- press release ,
- publish ,
- pullout ,
- put down ,
- put out ,
- reign ,
- relaxation ,
- relieve ,
- reliever ,
- relievo ,
- religious doctrine ,
- relinquish ,
- repose ,
- republic ,
- repurchase ,
- resign ,
- resistance ,
- respite ,
- rest ,
- rest period ,
- rilievo ,
- run ,
- sack ,
- sacking ,
- salve ,
- save ,
- saving ,
- scavenge ,
- sculptural relief ,
- secrete ,
- self-direction ,
- self-reliance ,
- self-rule ,
- self-sufficiency ,
- sentence ,
- set down ,
- shore leave ,
- simpleness ,
- simplicity ,
- spark ,
- speech ,
- spill ,
- spillage ,
- stand-in ,
- still ,
- strong belief ,
- substitute ,
- succor ,
- succour ,
- tenet ,
- tone ending ,
- turn ,
- unblock ,
- unfreeze ,
- unload ,
- unloose ,
- unloosen ,
- unsusceptibility ,
- vent ,
- venting ,
- waiver ,
- watchword ,
- word ,
- word of honor .
How to use "Abolitionism" in context?
Abolitionism is a radical movement that aims to abolish the institution of slavery. Abolitionists argue that slavery is wrong and immoral because it is an unequal system that denies human autonomy and freedom. They also argue that slavery is economically inefficient and morally destructive.
Abolitionists began to form in the 1780s and 1790s, but it was not until the mid-19th century that their cause gained widespread support. In 1831, William Lloyd Garrison published the anti-slavery newspaper "The Liberator", which helped to spur the abolition of slavery in the United States. In 1833, James G.
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