liberating

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1. liberating - Noun

2. liberating - Adjective

3. liberating - Verb

Meaning

of Liberate

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Accepting those restrictions, I was determined to have an honest conversation with Thorne about her existence, the public scrutiny to which strikes me as alternately liberating and imprisoning. Source: Internet

A bike lock was easily defeated on 12th Street, liberating an orange electric bike with two racks. Source: Internet

According to the Reconstructionists, "anyone outside of the Christian faith is in bondage," and so "government by rigorous theonomy is not oppressive but liberating". Source: Internet

After seizing power in 1948, the Communists undertook a systematic campaign to suppress all acknowledgement of the U.S. Army's role in liberating the city and Western Bohemia. Source: Internet

Advocate Keetshabe said there was need to continuously promote financial literacy and discipline, with a view to unclogging the justice system and liberating the gullible from endorsing their poor judgement. Source: Internet

Afterwards, Moscow took the leading role in liberating Russia from Mongol domination. Source: Internet

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