What is another word for tubman?

Pronunciation: [tˈʌbmən] (IPA)

"Tubman" is a proper noun that refers to Harriet Tubman, a prominent African American woman who worked as an abolitionist and helped free slaves through the Underground Railroad. While there are no direct synonyms for the name "Tubman," there are many other terms that describe her work and legacy. Some of these include freedom fighter, trailblazer, emancipator, liberator, and hero. These words capture the essence of Harriet Tubman's courageous efforts to fight against slavery and promote equality for all people, and recognize the impact her life and work have had on American history and society.

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    • Proper noun, singular
      taubman.

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Usage examples for Tubman

"They're all waiting for you," said Willie, "every dirt of them all is waiting by the steps-there's Tommy tubman, and Billy Balla-Slieau, and that wastrel of a churchwarden-yes, and there's ould Kennish-they're all there.
"Capt'n Davy's Honeymoon 1893"
Hall Caine
We had just returned to the Government House and were about to seat ourselves at the dinner-table, when an alarm-gun was heard from Mount tubman.
"Journal of an African Cruiser"
Horatio Bridge
Passing the foot of Mount Vaughan we reached Mount tubman, and, ascending a steep, conical hill, found ourselves on a level space of a hundred yards in diameter, with a strong picket-fence surrounding it, and a solitary house in the centre.
"Journal of an African Cruiser"
Horatio Bridge

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