freeborn

[ free-bawrn ]

/ ˈfriˌbɔrn /

born free, rather than in slavery, bondage, or vassalage.

pertaining to or befitting persons born free.

Origin of freeborn

First recorded in 1300–50, freeborn is from the Middle English word freborn, freeborn. See free, born

They have no regrets, like the knights of slavery, to see their places in life filled by free-born young pilgrims of life.

The Little Lady of Lagunitas |Richard Henry Savage
No slave of old belonged more completely to a free-born citizen.

The Belovd Vagabond |William J. Locke
He was a fine and prepossessing specimen of the free-born American citizen.

Fragments of an Autobiography |Felix Moscheles
A free-born man ought not to be afraid to see or speak to any man living.

Elements of Morals |Paul Janet

She's the free-born one—daughter of the waitress at the railway station.

In a German Pension |Katherine Mansfield

freeborn

/ (ˈfriːˌbɔːn) /

not born in slavery

of, relating to, or suitable for people not born in slavery