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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
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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
About 50 survivors of the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau will return to the site on Monday to remember the day it was finally liberated on 27 January 1945.
Before the freshly liberated gobies were driven to their new digs, their rescuers crooned at them.
Jo Groves, from Cornwall, made a scene showing the first village to be liberated, depicting a church and local people greeting soldiers.
A top banker said, “I feel liberated! We can say ‘re—-rd’ and ‘p—sy’ without the fear of getting canceled... it’s a new dawn.”
"He is part of the new generation. Part of his background is completely different from his predecessors - he was born in a country liberated by them," says Mr Nhachote.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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