"emancipatee" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2014 August 5, John A. Butler, “Emancipation in Arkansas”, in wh Law Offices:",
          "text": "The statute also lines out various hoops a would-be emancipatee (you’re welcome for that) would have to meet, which are fairly difficult and make emancipation even less available.",
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        "One who has been emancipated."
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          "word": "emancipee"
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