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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
With the Allied victory drawing near, her lawyer was confident that even a guilty verdict would be meaningless, as Senesh would be freed as soon as Budapest was liberated.
Either way, the typewriter eventually became known as “the machine that liberated the American woman.”
In December 1944 Stein and Toklas returned to a liberated Paris.
After being liberated by the British army in May 1945, Mr Goldberg and his mother moved to the UK the following year to be reunited with his father who escaped just before the war began.
SLA-AW has controlled what locals describe as "liberated areas" for more than two decades.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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