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liberalizing
adjective as in cultural
Strongest matches
Weak matches
- adorning
- advancing
- beautifying
- beneficial
- broadening
- civilizing
- constructive
- corrective
- dignifying
- disciplining
- edifying
- educative
- elevating
- ennobling
- enriching
- expanding
- glorifying
- helpful
- humane
- humanizing
- influential
- inspirational
- instructive
- learned
- liberal
- nurturing
- ornamenting
- polishing
- promoting
- raising
- refined
- refining
- regenerative
- socializing
- stimulating
- uplifting
- widening
Example Sentences
First, Republicans should become the champions of liberalizing our education system.
But with the government showing signs of a liberalizing shift, Burma is giddy with change.
The liberalizing of the Australian constitutions is entirely a matter of time, but the direction is pretty well indicated.
For aught I know, it may possibly have its little share in the onerous task of liberalizing systems of theology.
The centre of the liberalizing tendencies of the last years of the seventeenth century was Harvard College.
Economic history is more human, more democratic, and hence more liberalizing than political history.
It is not the church that needs liberalizing, but the state that needs Catholicizing.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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