freeborn

/ˈfriˌbɔrn/
adjective
  1. Born free, not as a slave or serf.
    • In ancient Rome, freeborn citizens had more rights than slaves.
    • She was proud of her freeborn heritage, tracing her family back to early settlers.
    • The document declared that all freeborn people were entitled to a fair trial.
  2. Having the rights and privileges of a free person from birth.
    • The freeborn children of the village attended the local school without restriction.
    • The law protected the freeborn status of all residents in the colony.
    • As a freeborn individual, he could vote and own property.
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