liberate — to free someone or something from imprisonment, oppression, or other restrictions
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to free someone or something from imprisonment, oppression, or other restrictions
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈlɪbəˌreɪt/
Korean meaning: 해방시키다, 자유롭게 하다
Korean pronunciation: 리-버-레이트 (강세: 리)
Example Sentences
- After 20 years of marriage, she finally liberated herself from doing all the household chores by hiring a cleaning service.
- The new app promises to liberate users from the tyranny of forgetting passwords.
- The Allied forces liberated Paris from Nazi occupation in 1944.
liberate
VERB//ˈlɪbəˌreɪt//
to free someone or something from imprisonment, oppression, or other restrictions
Setting the dragon free
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Liberate to generate joy and celebrate!
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Origin
From Latin 'liberare', derived from 'liber' meaning 'free'. The Latin root is related to the Proto-Indo-European base meaning 'to grow' or 'to flourish', reflecting the concept of freedom as a natural state.
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“After 20 years of marriage, she finally liberated herself from doing all the household chores by hiring a cleaning service.”
“The new app promises to liberate users from the tyranny of forgetting passwords.”
“The Allied forces liberated Paris from Nazi occupation in 1944.”
“Reading books can liberate your imagination from the boundaries of reality.”
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