People who are released or set free, particularly in historical or legal contexts.
From French expliquer or Latin explicare (to unfold/explain), with -ee suffix denoting the recipient of an action. The term evolved to mean those released from obligation.
This is a rare historical term—explees were people freed from feudal duties or servitude, though it's mostly obsolete today, replaced by simpler words like 'freedman' or 'released person.'
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