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liberate English

Meaning liberate meaning

What does liberate mean?
Definitions in simple English

liberate Verb

— If a person is liberated, they are set free from imprisonment, slavery, or oppression. — If an element is liberated, it is release from chemical bonds or solutions.

liberate

— verb (= emancipate) give equal rights to; of women and minorities — verb (= free) grant freedom to; free from confinement — verb grant freedom to The students liberated their slaves upon graduating from the university — verb (= release) release (gas or energy) as a result of a chemical reaction or physical decomposition

Synonyms liberate synonyms

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liberate English » English

release free set free emancipate deliver loose let go extricate save rescue discharge unloose unleash redeem loosen let loose untie unloosen unload unchain spare set at liberty relieve manumit let escape exonerate exempt enfranchise disentangle disengage decontrol clear allow to go allow to escape acquit whitewash utter uplift upgrade untether unlock unhand unfreeze unfetter unfasten uncork unclasp unblock turn loose temper

Topics liberate topics

What do people use liberate to talk about?
Language and thought Want Ask permission

Free to do what you want
Physical actions Move Pursue

Escape
Physical actions Move Pursue

Set free

Conjugation liberate conjugation

How do you conjugate liberate?

liberate · verb

Examples liberate examples

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Simple sentences

Actually I wanted to be a damsel in a tower guarded by seven dragons, and then a prince on a white horse would chop off the dragons' heads and liberate me.
We must liberate them.
We must liberate her.

Movie subtitles

The world must be conquered but not by force of arms, but by ideas that liberate.
Not to conquer nations, but to liberate mankind.
Believe me my brothers, it will be easy for us to fight National Socialism whose ceaseless demands are becoming intolerable. and liberate our brothers reduced to slavery.
Man, you're fighting to liberate the Chinese people.
Well, let's see you liberate yourself from this.
I can also liberate the slaves from the infernal house of Sansho.
Liberate slaves?
I want to liberate Sansho's slaves.
To liberate her soul and give it eternal peace we must destroy that shell for all time!
Sir, shall I liberate more candy from the canteen?
To liberate millions of dollars.
Don't they have to liberate us?
The defendant is accused of claiming to be the leader sent by their god to liberate the Hebrew nation.
It wasn't easy. but I managed to liberate that marriage license. from the files in East Berlin just like you ordered.
But you can't take the chance of killing a friend. someone who would help your cause, someone who was sent here to help liberate your country.
Then you had waken up and liberated that trapped insect, with the same elegance you liberate yourself from the heart of a woman.
I don't want to sound stuffy. but I think it's wrong to liberate that much.
Uh. To free the worker from the routine tasks and liberate him for important work.
They were shooting at us while we were helping liberate you.
Hon. Sergeant, let's liberate more candy.
Our only purpose is to liberate the five million Germans there.
Liberate another rat, and then we gotta find out about their habits.
Well, I mean, suppose they liberate Stalag 13 before the Americans.
Berlin is in ruins, and Hamburg is a shambles, and the Russians are going to liberate the camp any minute.
You told me to take a battalion in and help liberate the first camps that we came across.
Because He wished to liberate mankind. Who - I have forgotten - who crucified Him?
I'll choke you with my own hands and liberate the people from you!
The blade of freedom will liberate us forever from our bitterest enemy.
I will liberate man's souls from the darkness of ignorance.
You know, at one time I used to break into pet shops to liberate the canaries.
Zed. the Liberator, liberate me now. according to your promise.
But that is the way to liberate oneself from childhood and its setting.
I began to realize that modern science can't be neutral. In its attempt to be useful science has turned technology's power to liberate into a kind of slavery. And that the use of science. in today's social reality.
Can't you understand that the investigation we're making serves to liberate you from the past?

News and current affairs

It will, at long last, liberate the peasantry from the greatest historical burden it bears-the dead hand of a state that dotes on its inefficient industrial proletariat.
Crisis conditions can liberate a gifted leader from the accumulated constraints of vested interests and bureaucratic inertia that normally inhibit action in the American system.
What about the Stern gang's blowing up of Jerusalem's King David Hotel in order to liberate Palestine from the British?
When both claims proved false, he argued that America invaded Iraq to liberate the Iraqi people.
Instead of generating power using human and animal muscles, we developed machines that could liberate sunlight stored in coal and oil.
As the first Slavic pope in history, John Paul II felt a special mission to liberate the Slavic peoples from communism and to deepen ecumenical dialogue with the predominantly Orthodox churches of Eastern Europe.
In order to be prepared for the transformation, Americans must abandon ingrained ideas and old assumptions, and liberate unthinkable thoughts.
Ordinary citizens want to own a modest business, have access to a free press, organize political parties, re-make society, and liberate prisoners.
The decision to go to war against Iraq to liberate Kuwait, back in 1991, marked the beginning of America's role as the sole hegemonic military power in the region.
Bush then claimed that America went to war to liberate Iraq.
I will purge these bodies of corruption, eradicate organized crime, and liberate our towns from terrorists and bandits.
Though Qaddafi's female guards were mocked as the trappings of his eccentricity, they actually represented his desire to liberate women.
Instead of focusing on structural reforms to liberate the economy's productive forces, it relied on income cuts and tax increases.
The latter have proven themselves to be tremendously reliable and capable fighters, as the battles to liberate the cities of Kobani and Sinjar from ISIS control have shown.
Transnational economic activity has been an opportunity not only for business, but also for organized crime and others to liberate themselves from effective regulation.
America's plan to liberate Iraq with cruise missiles betrays not only crude ignorance, but also a lack of will to try and deal with the causes of terrorism.
To liberate the gas, the frozen water has to be melted.
Under Khrushchev, however, Solzhenitsyn's work was used to liberate the country from the grip of Stalinism.
The war in Europe was a war to liberate oppressed peoples from tyrants.
Belgium, after all, became an independent state in 1830, precisely in order to liberate the Catholic Flemish, as well as the Walloons, from being second-class subjects in a Protestant Dutch monarchy.
As is always the case, those who promote the concentration of power find justification for their acts in the revolutionary need to change structures, liberate the nation, and overcome poverty.

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