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liberated
adjective as in exempt
adjective as in free
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adjective as in free
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- emancipated
- enfranchised
- sovereign
adjective as in loose
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adjective as in relaxed
Strong matches
adjective as in released
adjective as in unconfined
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- apart
- asunder
- at large
- at liberty
- baggy
- clear
- detached
- disconnected
- easy
- escaped
- flabby
- flaccid
- floating
- free
- free as a bird
- hanging
- insecure
- lax
- limp
- loosened
- movable
- not fitting
- on the loose
- relaxed
- released
- separate
- slack
- slackened
- sloppy
- unattached
- unbolted
- unbound
- unbuttoned
- uncaged
- unclasped
- unconnected
- undone
- unfastened
- unfettered
- unhinged
- unhooked
- unlatched
- unlocked
- unpinned
- unrestrained
- unrestricted
- unsecured
- unshackled
- untied
- wobbly
adjective as in uninhibited
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adjective as in unrestricted
Example Sentences
It’s just about conceivable that Merz, now liberated from his previous pro-American views and in a forced marriage with his domestic political opponents, will reveal that kind of strength.
He provisioned his ship and gave to the Coast Miwoks who greeted him pieces of blue-and- white Chinese porcelain that he had evidently “liberated” from the Spanish.
"Syria liberated itself on its own, and it suits it to build itself on its own," Sharaa said in a speech at the national dialogue conference in Damascus on Tuesday.
I felt very liberated in a way that I don’t as a reporter, even though I love reporting.
"I feel liberated," the organisational development expert tells the BBC, adding that it has ensured her future is now entirely her own.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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