The act or process of freeing someone from slavery, captivity, or overwhelming control.
From disenthrall + -ment (suffix forming nouns from verbs). The -ment suffix comes from Old French and Latin, indicating a state or action.
During the Enlightenment, philosophers used 'disenthralment' as a key concept—they believed reason could achieve the disenthralment of humanity from ignorance and superstition, making it a word of revolution.
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