mancipate
/mænˈsɪpeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to enslave or reduce to a state of servitude; to take into one’s power or control
“The colonial powers sought to mancipate the native populations, forcing them into servitude.”
2. verb
archaic: to take possession of (something) as if by right or conquest
“The king mancipate the land, declaring it his own territory.”
3. noun
archaic: the act of taking possession or control of something
“The mancipate of the land was a contentious issue among the local lords.”